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The BEA TOP END system and the TEDG can send and receive messages up to 30K (30 X 1024) bytes (30,000 for RTQ messages) long. BEA TOP END Large Message Architecture (LMA) is not supported by the TEDG.

You can disable the LMA feature in the BEA TOP END application programming interface by setting the attach_info parameter to NULL in all BEA TOP END CSI calls. If an attachment is included in a function call, the TEDG will:

Document the condition of the call in the userlog
Discard the attachment
Process the request or response message

Because the BEA Tuxedo system allows large messages as part of normal processing, the TEDG detects large messages, returns an error to the client, and does not forward the messages to the BEA TOP END system.

The TEDG supports BEA TOP END clients and servers using either raw data buffers or FML32. The use of BEA TOP END screen formats is not supported.