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by: HansvL |
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I investigated samples of MTOM implementations. They all use the byte array
as a result of the client or server method. Does MTOM also work for byte
arras that are used as in/out parameters? The advise to put multiple byte
arrays in a special object suggests a negative answer. In any case I could
not find an example that uses this multi byte array object.
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Greetings HansvL
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by: Marc Gravell |
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Apologies if this is a known issue... I don't know if this is an intentional
feature change, or simply a bug...
but!
I recently upgraded a web service to WSE3, specifically to use MTOM in a
particular call. This worked, however something else unrelated went "snap"
in the process...
After much head-scratching, I identified it as a public byte property that
was marked with as - i.e. to be serialized inline with the
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by: Tom |
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When I am implementing MTOM in my web service using WSE 3.0.
<s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="buffer"
type="s:base64Binary" />
The wsdl generated still refers to my buffer as base64Binary ? I thought by
using MTOM the attachment is left as binary ? so why then does the wsdl
generated by ASMX still refer to base64Binary ?
Thanks
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by: Tom |
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Hi guys,
I'd like to send a binary file to a web service using MTOM. Is it possible
to encrypt the byte ? is it something I need to specify before I send it
out ? or do I need to somehow configure MTOM to do it ?
Also could comeone clarify. I think MTOM implements security signature
already without the need to explicitly specify it. I think ?
Thanks
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by: Default User |
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I'm working on a research and development project involving binary XML.
I've been reading lots about the new MTOM and XOP recommendations put
out by W3. I'm interested in trying to find a toolset that we could
evaluate as part of this effort, so I thought I'd check and see if
anyone has used or is otherwise familiar with such packages.
What we need at this stage is:
1. Open source. We just want to do concept work at this point.
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by: russell.lane |
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I've been looking at both MTOM and simple HTTP POST or PUT for file uploads.
Some relevant details:
... We want to support programmatic file uploads from Winform apps.
... The files are large binaries, large enough that we would need to increase
the maxRequestLength value.
... We don't need the other WS-* features that come with WSE.
... Currently a pure intranet environment. We may extend outside the
firewall in the mid-term future,...
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by: Ollie Riches |
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Hi,
I am recieving an exception when adding support for MTOM to a web config
file that is using WSE3.0 to talk to a web service.
when the following section is added:
<messaging>
<mtom clientMode="On" />
</messaging>
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by: SimonePringle |
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The MTOM request below is rejected by a WSE 3.0 web service, indicating that it is a "Bad Request" - HTTP error 400.
The IIS configuration has set up the service to accept MTOM messaging (optional).
Can anyone see what about this POST makes it a bad request? Thanks!
Simone
POST /DocumentLibraryService/DocumentLibraryService.asmx HTTP/1.1
SOAPAction: "http://www.dotnetslackers.com/wse/documentlibrarysample/UploadDocument"...
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There is an operation on the web service that takes a single base64
encoded parameter that is transported as a MTOM mime part in a
multipart request.
The web service provider has sent me a trace of a successful SOAP
request and I have traced my SOAP request and I do not see any
differences other than differences in how the...
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