How to send json very extensive

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Hello guys!
I have PCL aplication, I need send JSON string, but the JSON is very extensive, which gives me the following error: Request URL Too Long/HTTP Error 414. The request URL is too long.
I have my web.config well structured with this configuration:

<httpruntime maxurllength="2097151" maxquerystringlength="2097151">

<bindings>
<webhttpbinding>
<binding maxreceivedmessagesize="2147483647" maxbuffersize="2147483647" transfermode="Streamed">

<security>
<requestfiltering>
<requestlimits maxallowedcontentlength="30000000" maxurl="999999999" maxquerystring="999999999">

<webservices>
<jsonserialization maxjsonlength="50000000">

And my IIS is well configuration.

What I have tried:

Add the above configurations, in addition to configuring the IIS as indicated

Posted 30-Nov-16 11:16am

Arnold Ulate Segura

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j snooze 1-Dec-16 17:35pm

not sure how you are calling the url, but can you post the json vs trying to put it in the URL?
See this article:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6955302/http-error-414-the-request-url-is-too-long

Arnold Ulate Segura 2-Dec-16 16:05pm

Thanks dude!
You do not know how you could send the JSON without adding it to the URL.

Arnold Ulate Segura 2-Dec-16 16:07pm

My project is en Xamarin.Forms (PCL).
I use HttpClient with GetStringAsync()

j snooze 2-Dec-16 17:16pm

I'm saying if you have too much json you can't send it in the URL as a query string parameter. There are limits to that. By posting the json (similar to posting a webform and all its data to another webform) you can get around this limitation.

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