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37 …in which case it should fallback to a default instance automatically. This is to prevent from code…
45 …) message, in bytes. The default value is represented by a constant named DEFAULT_MAX_MESSAGE_SIZE…
49 …is used, this value may interfere with MaxMessageSize. In the case of an conflict, the smaller val…
59 …two options is, that MaxFrameSize exists much longer and it is used only in conjunction with TFram…
61 In order to combine both approaches in the most optimal way when using TFramedTransport, it is reco…
63 …culation purposes it is important to know, that MaxFrameSize excludes the 4 bytes that hold the fr…
67 If any limit is exceeded, an error should be thrown. Additionally, it may be helpful to check large…
71 ## Is this a breaking change or not?
73 There is actually two answers to that question.
77 …cepted overall size of messages or the accepted frame size. This behaviour is by design. If your a…
79 ## Is splitting the general transport base class into Endpoint and Layered transport base classes n…
81 …owever, it turned out that this split is a great help when it comes to managing the TConfiguration…
83 The added benefit is, that a clear distinction between the two transport types makes the Thrift arc…
87 Short answer: Pick whatever is more efficient in the language of your choice.
89 Technically, remember that the instance is passed down the stack and should therefore be cheap on c…
91 For example, in the C# language a class is a suitable choice for this, because classes are naturall…