SOAP With Attachments over MQ/MSMQ
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Hi, We are planning to send some Fax related data as a SOAP with Attachments messages to a Fax consuming Service over MQ. I would like to know if it is possible (in .NET, PocketSOAP or SOAPToolkit) to create the SOAP Message along with attachments and then serialize it to a byte stream, which can then be used to populate the MQ Message. What I am looking for is the equivivalent of the SAAJ library in Java. Can anybody point me to some info on this or give advise. Thanks, Kris
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Hi, We are planning to send some Fax related data as a SOAP with Attachments messages to a Fax consuming Service over MQ. I would like to know if it is possible (in .NET, PocketSOAP or SOAPToolkit) to create the SOAP Message along with attachments and then serialize it to a byte stream, which can then be used to populate the MQ Message. What I am looking for is the equivivalent of the SAAJ library in Java. Can anybody point me to some info on this or give advise. Thanks, Kris
One note, AFAIK .NET uses DIME, and cannot read MIME, so you won't get 100% compatibility. I think in the future there is supposed to be a "standard" format that everyone will use. Now, if you are 100% Microsoft on all sides, this won't be a problem. And some non-Microsoft code (e.g., Apache Axis) can understand both. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, though. "Fish and guests stink in three days." - Benjamin Franlkin
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One note, AFAIK .NET uses DIME, and cannot read MIME, so you won't get 100% compatibility. I think in the future there is supposed to be a "standard" format that everyone will use. Now, if you are 100% Microsoft on all sides, this won't be a problem. And some non-Microsoft code (e.g., Apache Axis) can understand both. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, though. "Fish and guests stink in three days." - Benjamin Franlkin
Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately I dont have a choice about the receiving end. It expects SOAP with MIME Attachments. I couldnt find any examples with MIME attachments and .NET. That's why I had mentioned - PocketSOAP which seems to support it but was wondering if it was tranport dependent (as I am not using HTTP but MQ). Apache also has a C++ Axis implementation. I should probably look at it too. Any other suggestions would be welcome.
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One note, AFAIK .NET uses DIME, and cannot read MIME, so you won't get 100% compatibility. I think in the future there is supposed to be a "standard" format that everyone will use. Now, if you are 100% Microsoft on all sides, this won't be a problem. And some non-Microsoft code (e.g., Apache Axis) can understand both. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, though. "Fish and guests stink in three days." - Benjamin Franlkin