Re: attachment
From: Mighell (mighell_TOGLI_at_mart3_TOGLI.it)
Date: 10/12/04
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Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 16:09:06 GMT
> Hello:
> what is the difference between soap message's attachment and
> soap
> message's DimeAttachment,in dot net. If The web service is implemented
> in
> different language , for example. Web service is implemented in java
> ,client
> is dot.net,can i use dime to deal with soap attachment?Are there any
> restriction exists? Addittional resource will be more helpful!!
> thanks in advance!!
Hello gladiator,
DIME (Direct Internet Message Encapsulation) is a W3C standard so you should not have problem using it but DIME is quite dead.
If you need to add attachments to your soap message, you can use:
1. base64 encoding
2. MTOM (Message Transimmission Optimization Mechanism)
The second method is quite young so I don't know if there are toolkits that supports it.
I think that at this moment, if you want to do something quikly (but quite dirty), the best way is to use base64 encording.
Use DIME only if you need a clean solution (using DIME you have separation from message and attachments) and you need to add multiple attachments in the same message.
For more information, look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices
and for the iteroperability: http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/building/interop/
HTH
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