I think you're approaching the problem the wrong way. The Java DataHandler class, when being used from the web service provider, would not have any clue what programming language the client is written in. It's just XML (and a MIME attachment) over the wire. So I think you would need to go to some help forum for the language that you wish to write your SOAP client in and ask how you can receive MTOM attachments--i.e., what is C++'s equivalent for Java's DataHandler.
Glen Arby wrote: > > Hello, I have a CXF service running for transferring files that I would > like to be consumed by a C++ client. Currently I am looking at gSOAP to > implement the client side but before I start, is there any known way of > using DataHandler to transfer files from a Java service to a non-Java > client? I've been digging around for months and any help would be > appreciated. > > Thanks. > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Using-DataHandler-for-attachments-tp22810928p22815936.html Sent from the cxf-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
