Hi,

I would just like to ask for some help.  I have a single XML that 275MB in 
size.  One CDATA section is 180MB in size.  I thought IXmlReader::GetValue 
can handle this just fine since it's still way below 4GB. I derived the 4GB 
limit from the documentation on XmlLite regarding capacities.

The problem is, when I call GetValue on the 180MB CDATA, it throws an 
exception and I'm not sure how to catch it.

What I'm doing is:
1. Call IXmlReader::GetValue using temp buffer to hold the return (const 
WCHAR*) and a variable (templength) to get the CDATA size.
2. Initialize actual buffer to hold data (WCHAR* data = new WCHAR[templength])
3. copy to data fro the temp buffer to the actual buffer (lstrcpy)

on smaller-sized XMLs the routine works fine.  And the offending CDATA is 
actually the second in a sequence of 3.

I'm reading it from a file because I fail to create a buffer that's big 
enough to hold the data (GlobalAlloc fails with "not enough storage is 
available to complete this operation")

Is there an alternative way of doing this?  I appreciate any guidance you 
can give me.  Thanks in advance.


BTW, I determined the size of the offending CDATA's size by opening the XML 
file and deleting everything except the CDATA itself and saving it to a text 
file.