> You might want to take a look at > > http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg08732.html > > The gist of the article is that you shouldn't bother trying to specify > attachments in the WSDL. The client must be told to via some other > mechanism than WSDL that attachments are required. From there it is a > fairly simple matter to send and extract attachments. This is the > approach that I've taken with a web service that I'm developing mainly > because of interoperability issues (with .NET).
I saw that article, but right now I am not specifying the attachments in my WSDL and Axis is still throwing up on the multipart mime message. Any ideas on what I need to change in my WSDL to get past that hurdle? It looks pretty straightforward to access the attachments if I could actually get my code called for the message. -Jason
