I rewrote my web service as a SAAJ servlet. The client in this case had the
same problem as the original web service. The cid attachment id is returned
with enclosing < >. In order for my client to be able to locate the attachment,
I had to add the characters to the "Content-Id" MIME header used to locate the
attachment:
MimeHeaders headers = new MimeHeaders() ;
SOAPElement file = (SOAPElement)iter.next() ;
String ref = file.getAttributeValue( soapFactory.createName( "href" ) ) ;
ref = ref.substring( 4 ) ;
headers.setHeader( "Content-Id", "<" + ref + ">" ) ;
Iterator attachmentIter = reply.getAttachments( headers ) ;
where reply is the SOAPMessage response from the SAAJ servlet.
I wrote a new web service that returns a javax.xml.transform.Source object
which is supposed to be valid for the JAX-RPC spec. The client code in this
case can't find the attachment for the same reason.
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