Gilbert_Pilz
16 years agoNew Contributor
what does the "Encode Attachments" property do?
Hi,
I'm working on testing some MTOM stuff for the WSTF and I'm using soapUI 2.5 to generate some test requests. One of the Request Properties available from the Request Editor is called 'Encode Attachments'. According to the documentation at http://www.soapui.org/userguide/request ... etails_Tab:
Encode Attachments : Tells soapUI to automatically encode attachments that have a corresponding WSDL part with the xsd-type set to either base6Binary or hexBinary.
However, regardless of whether I set this property to 'true' or 'false', my request seems to look exactly the same. I'm trying to figure out if:
1.) Something about my WSDL/request does not coincide with the conditions under which this property applies (although the corresponding WSDL part has a xsd-type of xmime:base64Binary).
2.) The implementation of this property is broken.
3.) Something else is happening.
Gilbert Pilz | SOA/WS Technologist | Middleware Standards | Oracle
I'm working on testing some MTOM stuff for the WSTF and I'm using soapUI 2.5 to generate some test requests. One of the Request Properties available from the Request Editor is called 'Encode Attachments'. According to the documentation at http://www.soapui.org/userguide/request ... etails_Tab:
Encode Attachments : Tells soapUI to automatically encode attachments that have a corresponding WSDL part with the xsd-type set to either base6Binary or hexBinary.
However, regardless of whether I set this property to 'true' or 'false', my request seems to look exactly the same. I'm trying to figure out if:
1.) Something about my WSDL/request does not coincide with the conditions under which this property applies (although the corresponding WSDL part has a xsd-type of xmime:base64Binary).
2.) The implementation of this property is broken.
3.) Something else is happening.
Gilbert Pilz | SOA/WS Technologist | Middleware Standards | Oracle