Hi there,
How do I send binary files to a web service from VBScript?
I read a file, converted it into a stream and submitted using xmlhttp.send
(post method).
objXmlhttp.send BinaryStream.Re ad(BinaryStream .Size)
Is this the correct approach?
If so, how do I receive the stream in my web service? Receiving it as a
Stream object doesn't work.
Your help will be greatly appreciated. I've been struggling for the past
two days with this.
Regards,
Anand
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"Andy" <ar******@ivesi a.com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. .. Hi there,
How do I send binary files to a web service from VBScript?
I read a file, converted it into a stream and submitted using xmlhttp.send
(post method).
objXmlhttp.send BinaryStream.Re ad(BinaryStream .Size)
Is this the correct approach?
If so, how do I receive the stream in my web service? Receiving it as a
Stream object doesn't work.
Hi Andy,
How about receiving byte[]? Will that work for you?
Regards,
--
Martin Kulov http://www.codeattest.com/blogs/martin
MCT
MCSD.NET Early Achiever
Hi Andy,
You've got a couple of options. Firstly, you could use the WSE model to add
attachments to your XML Doc using WS-Attachment.
Secondly, you could Base64 encode your binary to convert your data into a
string that can be placed safely inside your xml.
I probably wouldn't use binary streams or byte arrays as some systems that
your data passes through may mangle the data.
HTH,
Adam
--
Adam May
Sydney, Australia
MCSD.Net
"Andy" wrote: Hi there,
How do I send binary files to a web service from VBScript?
I read a file, converted it into a stream and submitted using xmlhttp.send
(post method).
objXmlhttp.send BinaryStream.Re ad(BinaryStream .Size)
Is this the correct approach?
If so, how do I receive the stream in my web service? Receiving it as a
Stream object doesn't work.
Your help will be greatly appreciated. I've been struggling for the past
two days with this.
Regards,
Anand
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