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.net client to axis2 server with attachments?

I am looking for an example of how to connect from a .Net Windows
client to an Axis (Java) web service, and upload a binary file to it
using SOAP with attachments, or MTOM, or whatever works. If anyone's
done this or found a good reference please point me the right way.
Thanks.

Jul 23 '07 #1
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I'll answer my own question: You download WSE 3.0, instantiate a proxy
to your Java service, and populate its methods' binary data
parameter(s) normally. I was making it more complicated than
necessary, as is my wont.

dwilcoxen wrote:
I am looking for an example of how to connect from a .Net Windows
client to an Axis (Java) web service, and upload a binary file to it
using SOAP with attachments, or MTOM, or whatever works. If anyone's
done this or found a good reference please point me the right way.
Thanks.

Jul 24 '07 #2
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