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any one know how to be removed from this list ?
Thanks,
Jeff
If I expose a stateless EJB as a SOAP service is it possible to send attachments to it?
Regards,
Bill
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SAAJ is just an API. Any interop issues must be
blamed on the implementation, not on the API. SAAJ is the standard low-level
SOAP API for Java. The SAAJ API gives you direct control of the SOAP
envelope constructs. Bear in mind that both JAX-RPC and JAXM use the SAAJ API
under the covers to
Thanks Anne. Are you aware of any interop issues with regards to SAAJ ? Most of the examples/code I've seen so far, are proverbial and don't exhibit true nature of SAAJ.
Has anyone (or have you) experienced any problem/issue sending a SOAP msg with attachment( a single or multiple attachments) to
I recommend SAAJ (a standard API) over Apache SOAP
(an old proprietary API). Apache Axis implements the SAAJ
API.
Anne
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Vishal Shah
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Subject: Re: help needed
Does Apache SOAP 2
Does Apache SOAP 2.2 support SOAP attachments over asynchronous transport ? If so, which is a better choice, SAAJ or Apache SOAP ?
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