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DIME Attachments

I've been looking all around for any libraries or code for parsing
dime attachments from Microsoft .NET Web Services.

Any ideas?

I am writing my client code on a linux box and calling SOAP web
services on a windows box, which returns a DIME attachment. DIME
doesn't appear to use the same boundaryies as a MIME message.

Thanks for any ideas.

Chris
Jul 18 '05 #1
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Chris C wrote:
I've been looking all around for any libraries or code for parsing
dime attachments from Microsoft .NET Web Services.

just remembered this link
http://agora.cubik.org/wiki/view/Main/DIME
Jul 18 '05 #2

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