Does anyone know if DIME is available for Visual Studio.NET 2005?
I have Visual Studio.NET 2003 and I installed the Web Services
Extension pack 2.0 in order that I could use DIME. Seems to work well.
I'll probably getting VS.NET 2005 soon, which uses Extension pack 3.0.
I know this extension pack includes MTOM - supposed to be DIME's
successor - but does it also include DIME?
Anyone know?
And if DIME isn't available for VS.NET 2005, doesn't this cause some
kind of large compatability issue?
Matt
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"Matt B" <ma******@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:kt********************************@4ax.com... Does anyone know if DIME is available for Visual Studio.NET 2005?
Anyone know?
Hi Matt,
No, WSE 3.0 does not include DIME. Yes, it is unfair that you have just got
your code running, but look on the bright side. You do not need to write any
more code in order to use MTOM. Just return byte[] from your method and
enable MTOM using WSE Settings wizard.
HTH,
--
Martin Kulov http://www.codeattest.com/blogs/martin
MVP, MCT, MCSD.NET Early Achiever
On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 01:18:05 +0300, "Martin Kulov [MVP]"
<ku***@bezbokluk.abv.bg> wrote: "Matt B" <ma******@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:kt********************************@4ax.com.. . Does anyone know if DIME is available for Visual Studio.NET 2005?
Anyone know?
Hi Matt,
No, WSE 3.0 does not include DIME. Yes, it is unfair that you have just got
your code running, but look on the bright side. You do not need to write any
more code in order to use MTOM. Just return byte[] from your method and
enable MTOM using WSE Settings wizard.
HTH,
Thanks, Martin - that's helpful.
Is there much difference between DIME and MTOM? Or is it just a case
of same thing, different jargon?
If I do stick with my DIME and create and publish a web service that
uses DIME, will only those people with VS.NET 2003 be able to create
applications that consume it?
Matt
Matt:
sorry for my late response.
"Matt B" <ma******@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
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<ku***@bezbokluk.abv.bg> wrote:
"Matt B" <ma******@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:kt********************************@4ax.com. .. Does anyone know if DIME is available for Visual Studio.NET 2005?
Anyone know?
Hi Matt,
No, WSE 3.0 does not include DIME. Yes, it is unfair that you have just
got
your code running, but look on the bright side. You do not need to write
any
more code in order to use MTOM. Just return byte[] from your method and
enable MTOM using WSE Settings wizard.
HTH,
Thanks, Martin - that's helpful.
Is there much difference between DIME and MTOM? Or is it just a case
of same thing, different jargon?
Oh sure there is. MTOM is more integrated with the WSE communication stack,
and it provides better security to the binary data that is transferred.
Also there is an optimization option that base64 encodes very small binary
messages not to include the burden of sending the actual binary data in
different XOP part.
If I do stick with my DIME and create and publish a web service that
uses DIME, will only those people with VS.NET 2003 be able to create
applications that consume it?
Unfortunately, AFAIK only WSE2.0 (VS.NET 2003 - .NET v1.1) is capable of
consuming DIME enabled applications.
Regards,
--
Martin Kulov http://www.codeattest.com/blogs/martin
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