Hi,
WSIF does have support for mime attachments when specified in a SOAP binding (provided you use Axis as the SOAP provider - this is done by default so you don't have to change anything to enable this).
Take a look at the test for atachments under java/test/mime. Mime.wsdl is the sample service tested - it has a number of operations involving exchange of files and images as attachments. Mime.java is the stub for using the service. MimeImpl.java is the service implementation. MimeTest is the client that tests the service. Essentially you don't have to do anything special to use mime types, data handlers are automatically registered in the type map and WSIF as well as the Axis SOAP provider know how to deal with them.
Since this is a test, it is designed to exercise the functionality, provide all kinds of input (including bad input) etc. It is not really designed to help you learn how to use the attachments support in WSIF. But it might help.
Nirmal.
| Aleksander Slominski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
12/30/2002 11:57 PM
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject: Re: [wsif]-help please! |
Ullas Kapadia wrote:
>Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!
>
>I am new to WSIF and am trying to play with different types of
>parameters say:
>
>1. XML document
>2. attachments. btw, so we have something like SAAJ for WSIF?
>
>Any suggesstions?Also, how can I handle complex types?
>
hi,
i am not sure about attachments or XML documents (i think they both are supported when using AXIS SOAP
provider but we do not have a sample to demonstrate it) however there is a sample for complex types
(check especially usage of service.mapType()) - please see java/samples/complexsoap in CVS (or latest
RC1 build).
thanks,
alek
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