RE: passing xml file as a parameter to a web-service

2003-06-18 Thread Tony Opatha
Does AXIS and SOAP w/Attachments allow passing in the XML file by reference i.e. a URI that points to the physical location of the said XML instance.   Obviously, size should matter when we talk about "attacments" in a web service invocation.   Also, how does AXIS deal with the processing of an att

RE: passing xml file as a parameter to a web-service

2003-06-18 Thread Ramrakhiani, Vikas
For bigger files you can use byte[] arguments. -vikas. -Original Message- From: Shah, Soniya M. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 4:47 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: passing xml file as a parameter to a web-service Anuradha, I am passing a

RE: passing xml file as a parameter to a web-service

2003-06-18 Thread Shah, Soniya M.
Anuradha, I am passing an xml file as a string argument to my method and that seems to be working. This may not be a good approach if your files are big. Soniya -Original Message- From: Anuradha S To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 6/18/2003 12:24 AM Subject: passing xml file as a parameter t

Re: passing xml file as a parameter to a web-service

2003-06-18 Thread Anne Thomas Manes
If you want to pass a full XML file (as opposed to an XML element), you have to pass it as an attachment. The SOAP message is itself an XML file, and XML does not permit you to embed an XML file within an XML file.   Normally, the SOAP runtime doesn't manage, manipulate, or validate the conte