Hi all,
Could somebody please give me some simple pointers to doing SOAP with
attachments, please? I've tried the documentation and it's a little sparse,
and I can't figure out the examples!
All I need is the ability to pass an XML document to my method. I realise
that I could just pass this as I string, but I'd prefer to avoid the
escaping by passing it as an attachment. The method doesn't need to return
anything, but I do need RPC-style calling as it could throw an exception. If
this means I must return something then I'll return a simple boolean or
something.
Essentially, I need to know what the server-side class would look like, what
the WSDL would look like and what the WSDD would look like.
Also, will this interoperate with .NET?
Many thanks,
Dan.
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Danny Yates
Technical Architect
Abbey National Treasury Services
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Phone: +44 20 7756 5012
Fax: +44 20 7612 4342
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