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editing the axis servlet entry in your web.xml
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> I have one question about this topic. Is
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AFAIK, WSDL has no way to specify attachment handling. The language does
not provide constructions for that
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confusing.
Thanks,
Subhendu
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I noted that my Axis client does not dump the attachments to a file
I will add it this evening. Thanks.
Rick Kellogg
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Can someone please add this to Wiki?
(http
Can someone please add this to Wiki?
(http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?AxisProjectPages)
Thanks,
dims
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> Just write the output yourself, for example:
> Iterator iterator = call.getResponseMessage().getAttachments();
> AttachmentPart par
Just write the output yourself, for example:
Iterator iterator = call.getResponseMessage().getAttachments();
AttachmentPart part = (AttachmentPart) iterator.next();
DataHandlerdh = part.getDataHandler();
dh.writeTo(new java.io.FileOutputStream("completeF
I have one question about this topic. Is there any way I can change the
file where Axis will write the attachment. I mean, I don't want Axis to
write in /tmp (I'm using linux) but in a user's home directory (let's say
/home/javi/tmp).
Thanks all,
Javi
I noted that my Axis client does not dump the attachments to a file unless
I use some data handler function that forces it. For example, if I use
dh.getName() Axis will dump the contents to a temp file and return its
name. If you just use dh.writeTo() to specify where to put the data, Axis
will no
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In the following the SOAPTest service exposes a method testAttachement
that send a SOAP message with attachement.
The following client call that method, takes the part and delete the
file. I don't know if
ebmaster (Patrick Houbaux)
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I guess you have to clean it or move it somewhere else in your client code.
Patrick.
Subhendu Kumar mohanty wrote:
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I guess you have to clean it or move it somewhere else in your client code.
Patrick.
Subhendu Kumar mohanty wrote:
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I guess you have to clean it or move it somewhere else in your client code.
Patrick.
Subhendu Kumar mohanty wrote:
Hi all,
I am developing a webservice client which uses Axis. My client app calls an external webservice to get the image.I found that Axis creates temporary files in the system def
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