FYI: Axis2/C supports MTOM... AFAIK they are writing a Perl binding too..
Most of the older stacks support SOAP with Attachments..
~Thilina
On 12/5/06, Brian Caruso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am working on a web service that will need to be able to accept
large binary objects, around 10-100mb in size. It also has to be
accessable to non-java SOAP libraries.
I looked at MTOM. I'm guessing the non-java folks would have to
make the soap request and them make the mime wrapped request.
Have other people used other techniques? What about having
the client ftp the file to a server and then passing a ftp uri?
Do you get that "you java folks are crazy" stare when you
ask the perl programmers to make a soap request and the send it as mime?
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