mtom

I have a java webservice generated with CXF, and with MTOM enabled. On the java side, I'm using DataHandler instead of byte[] to send a large file. If I generate a Java client, it is working fine, declaring DataHandler on the client as well. The problem is when I try to create a C#.net client. Using Visual Studio 2010 to generate the client code, it declares the field as byte[] and not as a Stream. This is a problem, because on the client side it is reading and allocation all data to fill the byte[]. Seeing some examples of MTOM and C#, they use Strem instead of byte[]. How can I generate the

I try to transfer file with Mtom and it is working pretty good until i use SoapHandler to verify client signature. SoapHandler keeps all message and changes it to base64 encoded. So when i try to get huge file, Jvm throws heap size exception. Do you guys know any ways to solve this problem? The Java JRE comes with a JAX-WS Provider. This provider has what I would consider a bug. If a SoapHandler is added, either by directly getting the HandlerChain or by using a HandlerResolver, the message, which was correctly created using MTOM, is deconstructed and the attachment(s) are placed inline within

I want to stream directly from an Oracle database blobs files via WS with MTOM directly to the WS client. I thought I found a way which is described here: http://www.java.net/forum/topic/glassfish/metro-and-jaxb/mtom-best-practices but after i took a look on InputStreamDataSource and javax.mail.util.ByteArrayDataSource i realized that they acutal hava a byte[] of the 'document' in memory meaning the streaming ideea is in vain, cause what i try to avoid is to have multiple docs in the same time fully in memory. So how can I stream from DB via WS and MTOM to a WS client ? Any idea ? Thanks Cris