At the time of SOAP message reception DataHandler[] It is set to null.

It is DataHandler[] to the SOAP message from the Solaris environment. If it is used and a file is appended DataHandler[] which received It is set to null.
The transmission to Windows from Windows is appended satisfactory. In case a file is appended to a SOAP message, is there any setup peculiar to OS?

Hello,
I'm not exactly sure as to your question; Windows works but the same
code on Solaris fails?
Concerning using the javax.activation.DataHandler data type, please see
the docs here [1] and example [2].
Hope this is of some value,
Bruce
[1]
http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs81/webserv/implement.html#1074372
[2]
http://manojc.com/?sample5
Kenji Kashiwabara wrote:
>
It is DataHandler[] to the SOAP message from the Solaris environment. If it is used and a file is appended DataHandler[] which received It is set to null.
The transmission to Windows from Windows is appended satisfactory. In case a file is appended to a SOAP message, is there any setup peculiar to OS?

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