I'm not aware of how to do so via an external binding file. But the
xmime:expectedContentTypes value within the WSDL (
http://www.jroller.com/gmazza/entry/using_mtom_and_apache_fop), allows
you to specify the MTOM data type you'd like without Java annotations.
If the original poster doesn't want to add xmime:expectedContentTypes to
the local copy of his WSDL that he uses to generate the JAX-WS
artifacts, he can rig-in an XSLT to add that value, and run wsdl2java on
the XSLT's output WSDL instead of the original one. Alternatively, make
a copy of his WSDL, add the attribute to *that* one, and run wsdl2java
on that modified one, leaving his original WSDL untouched. But kind of
silly if you ask me.
Glen
On 12/06/2012 02:28 PM, edbras wrote:
Is this possible?
That is: generating the MTOM stuff through the external binding file?
Instead of through annotations.
- Ed
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