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suggests that Microsoft soap toolkit 3.0 supports soap attachment. is it not part of basic .NET? -----Original Message----- From: Dennis Sosnoski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 4:02 AM To: axis-user Subject: Thanks, presentation, and DIME question Thanks to the whole Axis team for getting out the 1.0 release! You've delivered a great tool for Java developers, and I'm really looking forward to including it in shipping products now that it's officially out of beta. I gave a presentation on Axis 1.0 last night to a capacity audience at the Seattle Java-XML SIG, ending with using Axis to build and run a client for a publicly-available web service chosen by the audience at the time of the demo. Axis made me look really good, building Java client code from WSDL and connecting flawlessly to a .NET service on the first try. Slides and some details are posted online at http://www.sosnoski.com/presents/java-xml/jxmlaxis.html for anyone who's interested. When I captured the request going in to the server I noticed that Axis lists "application/dime" as one of the accept types. I don't remember seeing any references to this in the documentation, but in looking at the JavaDocs I see that some DIME classes are included in the org.apache.axis.attachments package. Does this mean that Axis includes DIME support? - Dennis
