C# request body too large
If you are getting an error message saying "C# request body too large", it means that you are trying to send a request with a payload that exceeds the maximum allowed size. This error can occur when you are uploading large files or sending a large amount of data in the request body.
To fix this error, you can increase the maximum allowed size for the request body in your C# application. This can be done by modifying the configuration settings for your application. Here's how to do it:
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Open your C# application and locate the configuration file (usually web.config or app.config).
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Look for the section that defines the maximum allowed request size. This section may be named "httpRuntime" or "system.webServer". Here's an example:
<system.webServer>
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Modify the value of the "maxAllowedContentLength" attribute to increase the maximum allowed request size. The value is in bytes, so make sure to convert your desired size to bytes. For example, to allow a maximum request size of 100 MB, you would set the value to 104857600 (10010241024).
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Save the configuration file and restart your application.
After making these changes, your application should be able to handle larger request bodies without throwing the "C# request body too large" error
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