Virtualization has a profound impact on IT environments, as it abstracts the physical characteristics of computing resources from users. Virtualization techniques are mainly used for enhancing capacity (using excess computer resources efficiently), compatibility (running legacy applications on modern platforms), and manageability (easy patch management and deployment). However, one must not confuse virtualization technologies—such as OS virtualization and application virtualization—with virtualization itself. In principle, virtualization can be applied to provide an abstraction layer that helps solve complex problems in software architecture.
For a WCF service the exception 'System.ServiceModel.Diagnostics.PlainXmlWriter+MaxSizeExceededException' generally occurs when we switched on logging and tracing. A message was not logged. Exception: System.InvalidOperationException: There was an error generating the XML document. ---> System.ServiceModel.Diagnostics.PlainXmlWriter+MaxSizeExceededException: Exception of type 'System.ServiceModel.Diagnostics.PlainXmlWriter+MaxSizeExceededException' was thrown. The reason is that "maxSizeOfMessageToLog" configuration parameter value is set to a value lower than the size of the message to log. < system.serviceModel> < diagnostics > <!-- log all messages received or sent at the transport or service model levels --> < messageLogging logEntireMessage = " true " logMessagesAtServiceLevel = " true " logMalformedMessages = " true " logMessagesAtTransportLevel = " true " maxMessa...
