I am using the following code (CFX_HTTP5) to upload a 160kb text file up to a
secure server. Files should be no greater than 250 kb.

<!--- Read the contents of the text file into a Coldfusion variable --->
<cffile action="read"
file="e:\myFiles\TempFileStorage\myFile.txt"
variable="fileBody">

<!--- Actually upload the file --->
<cf_cfx_http5_upload fileField="File1"

fileName="g:\myFiles\tempFileStorage\myFile.txt"
fileContent="#fileBody#"

url="https://mySite.com/test.asp">
</cf_cfx_http5_upload>

When it executes I get the following error:

The file load generated an error.
Error Number: 98
Error: Could not allocate memory heap

If I run a small file (10kb), it uploads the file just fine. I don't deal with
Java and have never seen this type of message in ColdFusion before. Could it be
the tag that the CFX tag calling too many resources? What will occur if I
double my Maximum Heap Size? It's been running with all of our applications
just fine for well over 1 year. I'd hate to hose up the CF Server. Are there
any issues with CFX_HTTP5 that anyone knows about?

We are running CFMX 7 on a Windows Server 2000 machine. The JVM is set at a
maximum heap size of 512mb.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated. The server has 2 GB or ram.

Mark F.