> service approach altogether and just do a file download. Or you can read
> the file into a String and return that, avoiding the overhead of
Performance question: it will be faster (or at least not so memory consuming)
to use BYTE_ARRAY (BASE64) encoding insteand of using String ?
At least with
Amit,
In the samples/message directory, there is an example of how to send and
return XML. The example operation uses a Vector and an array of Element
objects, but you can send and receive Document objects just as easily.
Be sure to notice in the deploy.wsdd file that provider is "java:MSG",
n
On Sun, 2002-11-10 at 22:39, Tom Schuring wrote:
> One way is by using RPC-Soap that implements an RPC call like:
>
> sendMyXML( String serialisedXMLDocument )
>
> it's pretty simple to implement and does the job.
This works for me as well.
-k.
> -Original Message-
> From: Amit Khuran
One way is by using RPC-Soap that implements an RPC call like:
sendMyXML( String serialisedXMLDocument )
it's pretty simple to implement and does the job.
-Original Message-
From: Amit Khurana [mailto:amit.khurana@;vichara.com]
Sent: Sat 11/9/2002 1:21 AM
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