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Soap & attachments: encoded or literal??

 
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Hello,
I would like for a ws client to retrieve an image from a ws endpoint. I am totally confused as to how to what encoding style to choose as well as how to implement it.

Here is the code for the client:



Here is the code for the endpoint:



If I choose documentliteral it will not compile and give me the following error message:
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Attachment types are not supported in literal mode - Type: "javax.activation.DataHandler"
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If I choose nothing (which defaults to encoded in Netbeans) It does compile but when I test the operation, I get this from JBOss 4.0.4:



I use Netbeans 5.0 and JBoss 4.0.4.

Can anyone help?

Julien.
 
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Hi Julien, can you post the wsdl and the service endpoint interface?
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Yep,

 
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Julein ,

Have a look https://jax-rpc.dev.java.net/whitepaper/1.1.2/attachments-howto.html

This is exactly what you are looking for .

Hope it helps.

-nikhil
 
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Hello,

Thanks for the tip. I had a look at the article and here is what I tried to do:

I use a handler in order to attach the image. Whether I attach the attachment from within the service implementation or a handler is the same. Here is my handleResponse method:



Then I try to recover the attachment in the client using pretty much the same way as in the article:



This always yields a nullpointerexception on the collection object.

Can anyone tell me why??

Thanks in advance,

Julien.
 
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