BAH-5053 | Fix. maxDocumentSize limit overflow on the upload document… - #350
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe upload size check now estimates decoded document size from Base64 content before applying the configured limit. A test verifies that a 6 MB decoded document is accepted even when its Base64 payload exceeds the limit. ChangesDocument size validation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The upload limit now accepts most valid decoded documents that were previously rejected, but files exactly at the configured limit with Base64 padding may still receive a 413 response. Correct the padding calculation and add boundary coverage before relying on exact-limit uploads. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Line 82: Update the document-size validation in VisitDocumentController to
calculate the exact decoded Base64 byte count, accounting for valid trailing
padding before comparing with maxDocumentSizeBytes. Keep the persistence
decoding rules consistent, and add boundary tests covering one- and two-byte
padding at the configured limit.
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| if (document.getContent().length() > maxDocumentSizeBytes) { | ||
| // getContent() is base64, which is 4/3 the size of the file it encodes. | ||
| // Convert back to decoded bytes so the limit means what it says. | ||
| if (document.getContent().length() * 3L / 4 > maxDocumentSizeBytes) { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Calculate the exact decoded size before enforcing the limit.
The expression omits Base64 padding. For a document whose decoded size is exactly 7 * 1024 * 1024 bytes, the encoded value ends with ==, and this expression is two bytes larger than the actual document. The controller then returns 413 PAYLOAD_TOO_LARGE for a document at the configured limit.
Subtract valid trailing padding, or use the same Base64 decoding rules as the persistence path to calculate the exact decoded byte count. Add boundary tests for one- and two-byte padding cases.
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In
`@bahmnicore-omod/src/main/java/org/bahmni/module/bahmnicore/web/v1_0/controller/VisitDocumentController.java`
at line 82, Update the document-size validation in VisitDocumentController to
calculate the exact decoded Base64 byte count, accounting for valid trailing
padding before comparing with maxDocumentSizeBytes. Keep the persistence
decoding rules consistent, and add boundary tests covering one- and two-byte
padding at the configured limit.
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Description:
Uploading a document smaller than DOCUMENT_MAX_SIZE_MB fails with 413 PAYLOAD_TOO_LARGE. The size check compares the base64-encoded payload against the configured byte limit instead of the decoded file size. Because base64 inflates content by 4/3, the effective cap is 75% of whatever is configured — a setting of 5 MB rejects any file over 3.75 MiB.
Steps to reproduce:
Expected: upload succeeds — the file is under the configured 5 MB limit.
Root cause: VisitDocumentController.saveDocument (VisitDocumentController.java:80) evaluates document.getContent().length() > maxDocumentSizeBytes, where getContent() is the base64 string. Worked example from a real failing file: a 4,573,183-byte PDF (4.361 MiB) encodes to 6,097,580 base64 characters (5.815 MiB), which exceeds the 5,242,880-byte threshold by 854,700 — even though the file itself is 669,697 bytes under it.
Fix: convert the base64 length to decoded bytes before comparing — document.getContent().length() * 3L / 4 > maxDocumentSizeBytes. One line; 3L avoids int overflow on large payloads. DOCUMENT_MAX_SIZE_MB then means what it says, and matches the frontend's own 5 MiB gate on raw file.size, so no configuration change is required.
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