Hi Rick, thanks for your feedback.

I've finally could test a MTOM web service with binary attachments (zip), and it worked ok with MSXML 6.0 using the property responseBody te receive the binary data as mime, like you said. I have created too the Soap envelope, nothing complicated copying the using SoapUI generated one.

The only test remaining for me is the upload of an attachment using a MTOM service, and I think is doable.

Very thanks Rick!


>Fernando,
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>I had to work with MTOM on a recent project and we ended up building the SOAP envelopes by hand. We actually started using .NET with WCF initially but found a number of compatibility issues and tweaks that were easier solved using manual creation of hte buffers. However, we did have a working SoapUI trace, which is crucial if you go down this path.
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>Since MTOM is basically mime data with raw binary data it's not terribly complicated to write out the MTOM data to send. Parsing it is a bit more of a problem.
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>+++ Rick ---
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>>Hi:
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>>Can VFP, with MSXML4 or MSXML6, use MTOM web services?
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>>I'm searching about this all the day, but can't found a MTOM web service on Internet to test from VFP9 if possible.
>>The thing is that a peer asked to me if VFP9 can do thar, and I don't know, can't find info related with use with MSXML COM+ objets.
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>>I've found this, but didn't work even using SoapUI:
>>http://api.bioinfo.no/wsdl/FileDepot.wsdl
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>>if someone have a clue about this, or know about web services on Internet to test this, please, let me know.
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>>Thanks!
>>
>>Fernando D. Bozzo