Re: [Axis2] dumb newbie question part 2

2006-06-16 Thread Thilina Gunarathne 
Yes.. You can use MTOM with RawXMLInOutMessageReciever. 
I'm not sure about the parameters to use WSDL2Java.IIRC it's possible to generate OM level (RawXML) code using WSDL2Java. 

If your WSDL us simply you might be ableto survive without using WSDL2Java.

~Thilina
On 6/16/06, Andrew B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Thanks. Do I do this by just not specifying a data binding (-d) on WSDL2Java? Or do I not use WSDL2Java at all in that case?Also, if I use RawXMLProvider, can the message still handle binary attachments or MTOM? (My ultimate need is to send back large binary data to the client).

-Andrew
Anne Thomas Manes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote: 
Use the RawXMLProvider and don't use a databinding framework.
On 6/15/06, Andrew B [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  wrote: 

Hi,Having thought a bit more about it, maybe I shouldn't be using xmlbeans, since the WSDL for the service doesn't specify the schema for the input and return documents. What is the simplest way to just get an XML document passed in, be able to read its DOM, and build a new DOM for the return document? Is ADB data binding the way to go?
Thanks

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Re: [Axis2] dumb newbie question part 2

2006-06-16 Thread Andrew B 
Awesome, that's exactly what I was looking for. I generated a simple, unbloated service and client. The '-d none' should be in the help text for wsdl2java, but it isn't. Thanks!Ajith Ranabahu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi,Do a -d none to *not*  databind.AjithOn 6/16/06, Andrew B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks. Do I do this by just not specifying a data binding (-d) on WSDL2Java? Or do I not use WSDL2Java at all in that case? Also, if I use RawXMLProvider, can the message still handle binary attachments or MTOM? (My ultimate need is to send back large binary data to the client). -Andrew Anne Thomas Manes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Use the RawXMLProvider and don't use a databinding
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[Axis2] dumb newbie question part 2

2006-06-15 Thread Andrew B 
Hi,Having thought a bit more about it, maybe I shouldn't be using xmlbeans, since the WSDL for the service doesn't specify the schema for the input and return documents.What is the simplest way to just get an XML document passed in, be able to read its DOM, and build a new DOM for the return document? Is ADB data binding the way to go?Thanks __Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Re: [Axis2] dumb newbie question part 2

2006-06-15 Thread Anne Thomas Manes 
Use the RawXMLProvider and don't use a databinding framework.On 6/15/06, Andrew B [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:Hi,Having thought a bit more about it, maybe I shouldn't be using xmlbeans, since the WSDL for the service doesn't specify the schema for the input and return documents.
What is the simplest way to just get an XML document passed in, be able to read its DOM, and build a new DOM for the return document? Is ADB data binding the way to go?Thanks
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Re: [Axis2] dumb newbie question part 2

2006-06-15 Thread Andrew B 
Thanks. Do I do this by just not specifying a data binding (-d) on WSDL2Java? Or do I not use WSDL2Java at all in that case?Also, if I use RawXMLProvider, can the message still handle binary attachments or MTOM? (My ultimate need is to send back large binary data to the client).-AndrewAnne Thomas Manes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Use the RawXMLProvider and don't use a databinding framework.On 6/15/06, Andrew B [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:Hi,Having thought a bit more about it, maybe I shouldn't be using xmlbeans, since the WSDL for the service
 doesn't specify the schema for the input and return documents. What is the simplest way to just get an XML document passed in, be able to read its DOM, and build a new DOM for the return document? Is ADB data binding the way to go?Thanks  __Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around  http://mail.yahoo.com__Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com