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Andrew,
Does it mean that you send the attachment as a part of a java bean you
sent in your a ws method parameter?
I did not think it was possi
d
that takes attachment as input argument?. I would appreciate if could
also send your .NET snippet.
Thannks
Praveen
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lso send your
.NET snippet.
Thannks
Praveen
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Right, it's passed in either directly or by reference
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Here's an example of a WSDL snippet that is c
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Praveen
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Sure, the here's a Java code snippet. Unfortunately, the .NET side is a
black box to m
hod that
takes attachment as input argument?. I would appreciate if could also send your
.NET snippet.
Thannks
Praveen
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attachments
Right, it's passed in either directly or by reference as xsd:anyType and
then the receiver has to type the anyType to determine whether its
base64encoded, SwA, or DIME. -- Andy>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/07
ill be any MIME or
DIME based attachments.
Cheers
Simon
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> Here's an example o
Nothing in that wsdl fragment indicates that there will be any MIME or
DIME based attachments.
Cheers
Simon
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Here's an example of a WSDL snippet that is consumed by both .NET and
Axis that handles attachments and interoperates between the two. This is from a
service in production:BTW,
I didn't wri
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I have no problem sending attachements to .NET client.
I have a RPC web service (I guess it works for other web service style),
and here is the methodologie:
Le
> define whether the attachment should be set to Dime or Mime encoding
> (the service is Axis).
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> Raul
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ant to consider is also that some servers have
a limit on the content-length of posted data: in ASP.NET it's 4Mb by
default - not so much.
HTH Patrick
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uld be set to Dime or Mime encoding (the
service is Axis).
Raul
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I have no problem sending attachemen
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I don't believe there is a way to define this in wsdl so that both .Net
and Java(axis) can consume the wsdl. Someone please correct me if I am
wrong. My clients just have to understand
r the attachment should be set to Dime or Mime encoding (the
service is Axis).
Raul
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I have no problem se
I have no problem sending attachements to .NET client.
I have a RPC web service (I guess it works for other web service style), and
here is the methodologie:
Let's assume you have a web service supposed to send some attachments, the idea
is to add the attachment to the SOAP message before the web
You can always start with .NET to start a project in C# and create a
wsdl file based upon the services you created in the project and start
from there.
-Henry
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All of the reples make no sense whatsover to me.
The original poster makes a very clear que
All of the reples make no sense whatsover to me.
The original poster makes a very clear question that how to send
attachments using soap way that works with many environments. For
example, Axis and .Net.
To rephrase this, I would say how to create a Wsdl that works with both
axis and .net. Cu
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send attachments
You
have to differentiate between the representations made in a specific language
of the attachment than the way the attachment is sent. By playing with some
flag you can see an attachment in Java as a DataHandler, a byte[], o
You have
to differentiate between the representations made in a specific language of the
attachment than the way the attachment is sent. By playing with some flag you
can see an attachment in Java as a DataHandler, a byte[], or Image or many
others. However they can all be transfered in th
Just sending an object as parameter including contents of file(s).
-Henry
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1/7/2005 11:43:05 AM >>>
Hi team,
I did lot of research on Axis attachments but I am still not able to
figure out the best way to send attachments. We currently use
DataHandler which works fine with Ja
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