Not fully answering your question, but you might want to consider
returning only URL's to the image, instead of the image itself.
Configure your http server to serve the image url's with or without
authentication (embedded into the url for example).
That way, whoever consumes your web service on
Should be easy enough to write a little servlet to proxy the http:get
requests from a JDBC connection?
But anyway.
Andrew Premdas wrote:
Thanks for reply,
Unfortunately the images are kept in a database, so this is not possible.
Andrew
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From: easterguest [mailto
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Feng Yuan wrote:
> Hi,
> I am working on a MSC project related the Web services. For testing,
> we have to implemented about 1000 services sample. Where can I find a
> service index? I have tried IBM's UDDI server, but there seems to be
> too "testing services". Could you introduce
Or put another way, Robert, your simplistic example seems to make WSDL
redundant only because you list the web service code.
What if I said go and write a client for my web service
located at http://www.notveryclever.com/mywebservice
What operation are you going to call? What parameters will you
I'm in the process of spec'ing a web services framework, and several of
our ws will be exchanging the usual suspects such as images (tiff, jpg,
custom), electronic documents (doc, pdf) etc.
I'm not really fussy as to whether the ws calls are made over SOAP or
HTTP, but was wondering there exists
OK, either this is a very stupid question, or I'm the first person in
the world to ever think of standardising a Java API for serialising
complex parameters.
Should I write a patent to cover this new idea, or will someone please
help to put me out of my misery?
easterguest wrote:
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