WSDL-first Soap Attachments

2 questions really:
1) Is there a way to define soap attachments in a WSDL? How? Can I just use wsdlc then?
2) Is there a way to access SOAP attachments if the WSDL doesn't describe them? Would I do this via a SOAP handler? Or is there another way?

Hi,
can you check the wsdlLocation attribute of the @WebService annotation in your ejb endpoint impl, its name should be same with the wsdl in the EJB-JAR.
alternatively, you can modify the wsdl name in jar:/META-INF/wsdls/XXX.wsdl to allow it same with the attribute.
HTH,
Kevin

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