Could it be looking for a post variable with a specific name? Common problems with upload have to do with data field name. The server is expecting an attachment named "X" and instead it is posted as "Y". I recently ran into an issue where I was uploading the LoaderInfo.bytes instead of FileReference.data. Both are Byte Arrays but they are not the same and the former will result in corrupt data. I don't have experience uploading an attachment through SOAP but you may compare your results to results from using http://code.google.com/p/in-spirit/wiki/MultipartURLLoader. It will assemble the data similar to what you have and you can format it for your soap request. You can use Firebug to send and inspect your request through Soap and then through the Multipart URL Loader and compare the data.
On Sat, Mar 1, 2014 at 9:28 AM, Srinivas Gokavarapu < gokavarapu.srini...@gmail.com> wrote: > i am trying to consume SOAP webservice. In that one of service is required > to have MIME attachment as a parameter to upload a file to the server. > > I am passing as a ByteArray and File stream but i have no luck. in ecah > service call it goes to fault and fault message as "Client error: SOAP > Attachemnt missing." > > Is Flex really supports MIME attachemtns for SOAP Webservices? if yes in > which SDK it supports? > > Thanks, > Srinivas >
