Sending attachments to web service exposed via wsf-spring

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Submitted by benugu on March 9, 2009 - 14:59
Hello, I am using wsf-spring 1.5 to expose a POJO as a web service. I need to accept a binary attachment as one of the params so I used byte[] as the parameter type on the server side. The client code generated using XMLBeans also provides a java type with byte[] as the param type for attachment. But reading an xls file into byte[] and passing it to the web service results in an empty attachment(0 bytes). Is there any other way that I can handle attachments with this framework? Does it support MTOM? If yes, can you please provide an example of how to use it both on client and server side? Thanks Benu.
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Re:Sending attachments to web service exposed via wsf-spring

Submitted by nandika on March 12, 2009 - 20:53.
You could use DataHandler for handling attachments. Also POJOs support MTOM Attachments as well. Regards Nandika
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any reference implementation

Submitted by xdirewolfx on July 24, 2009 - 08:29.
any reference implementation specifically for wsf-spring?
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