SOAP attachment?

[SqlJunkies User]

Hi!

is there any way to to upload a file as a soap-attachment???
I have written a jscript function that handles all form-data, packs it up into one xml-file and sends it off to the server.
before the latest MS security patch, the one that disabled adodb.stream object, this also worked nicely for upload-files (<input type=file>). I just read the file from the users harddisk using the adodb.stream activeXObject, read it into a an xml-node (nodeType=bin.base64) and sent it of to the server.

Now I am wondering whether a similar thing could be achieved using SOAP attachments, since the adodb.stream object does not work anymore, thus preventimg the file-access und the client computer.

The whole thing is not very security sensitive because it is only used by our company employees, but it still has to work on the internet - so just uninstalling the latest security patch is not an option.
sven

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[Dale]

Search MSDN and the web for "SOAP with Attachments" and Web Services
Enhancements (WSE).

You may want to check out this article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservice...opaquedata.asp.

Dale
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Hi!

is there any way to to upload a file as a soap-attachment???
I have written a jscript function that handles all form-data, packs it up into one xml-file and sends it off to the server. before the latest MS security patch, the one that disabled adodb.stream object, this also worked nicely for upload-files (<input type=file>). I just
read the file from the users harddisk using the adodb.stream activeXObject,
read it into a an xml-node (nodeType=bin.base64) and sent it of to the
server.
Now I am wondering whether a similar thing could be achieved using SOAP attachments, since the adodb.stream object does not work anymore, thus
preventimg the file-access und the client computer.
The whole thing is not very security sensitive because it is only used by our company employees, but it still has to work on the internet - so just
uninstalling the latest security patch is not an option. sven

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