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When serializing a trace using the X-Ray backend, serialized traces larger than 64KB are rejected by the X-Ray daemon and a java.net.SocketException: Message too long is raised from the DatagramSocket, because X-Ray enforces a maximum segment document size of 64KB.
I've been playing around with how this could be adjusted but I don't have any brilliant ideas yet. Unfortunately the structure of XRaySpan doesn't lend itself to easily generating arbitrarily large trees for test cases.
When serializing a trace using the X-Ray backend, serialized traces larger than 64KB are rejected by the X-Ray daemon and a
java.net.SocketException: Message too long
is raised from the DatagramSocket, because X-Ray enforces a maximum segment document size of 64KB.The documentation suggests "send[ing] subsegments separately … to avoid exceeding the maximum segment document size (64 kB)," but we currently only send data if it's the parent segment.
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