thanx for the valuable Suggestions. On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 12:47:26 -0500, Aleksander Slominski > > > >According to my knowledge the HTTP header will only contain the > >content-type header filed which will have value "multipart/related". > >the type="application/xop+xml" will come in the mime header. > > > > > actually i am pretty sure it comes in Content-type? > > where do you have it coming in other places?
I just wanted to clarify whether we can access these headers from transport :). Problem scales down to can we treat a mime header as a http header (My lack of knowledge in http:( ). Please clarify me. Somebody involved with Axis 2 transport might know this well. > > >will they be acting as http headers, so that one can acces to them > >form transport. > >(Will there be any possibility of accesing this MIME header from the > >transport.) > > > > > transport can probably be configured to create special builder when > Multipart and type="application/xop+xml" is encountered? This is wat v r palning to do. > > > i think OMBlob should implement OMText so code that do not cae abotu > "blobs" can treat them as text neodes with BASE64 and pay dearly price > of converting binary into BASE64 - but that is developer decision and > may be just fine for simplicity and for small binary payloads... This idea looks pretty cool. I'll try it out. Thanx, Thlina Gunarathne.
