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Send large file with HTTPS request?
Hello,
I have been asked to find the best way to get a file from the NetSuite file cabinet and send this to an external system using a HTTPS POST request. The issue is that these files can be up to 25MB so I'm hesitant to do this with a single request as NetSuite limit the outbound connection time to 45 seconds and I believe that these requests would take longer than the limit to get the response.
I was thinking about splitting the file in to smaller sized chunks and sending these over using multiple requests, does anyone have any experience solving this problem and have any advice? I'm just looking to see if their are any gotchas in my preferred method of splitting the file or if I'm missing any better solutions?