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Passing a large PDF file through a webservice

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Ray Stevens - 24 Oct 2005 15:25 GMT
We have an imaging system that consists of a key and up to a 10MB PDF legal
description that will be accessesed via a web service. Does anyone know how
to specify the datatype for the PDF file in ASP 2.0 (which we will be
using).
CESAR DE LA TORRE [MVP] - 25 Oct 2005 21:10 GMT
I would use ASP.NET 2.0 WebServices plus WSE 3.0 which supports MTOM
specification (part of WS-* standard specifications), specially designed for
large attachments.
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> We have an imaging system that consists of a key and up to a 10MB PDF legal
> description that will be accessesed via a web service. Does anyone know how
> to specify the datatype for the PDF file in ASP 2.0 (which we will be
> using).

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