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I've got a large amount of data I'm sending down to the client using jQuery's $.ajax() function. I'm calling a method in a ASP.NET web service that returns the JSON data. Everything is great for most searches, but when I've got a large data set to return I run into a issue with the JavaScriptSerializer MaxJsonLength property. What's the best practice for handling this? I don't want to just arbitrarily set a max length. Can I set the MaxJsonLength in the web service if the data being returned is larger than the current max or should I re-write and send down chucks of data to the client? Here's the relevant snippet from the web service: Dictionary<string, object> jsonValuePairs = new Dictionary<string, object>(); //add some data to the dictionary... return System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer.Serialize(jsonValuePairs);
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