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This article discusses the development of a java web service that takes DIME or MIME attachment as input and returns the output as an appropriate attachment. It also discusses the client implementation for these web services.

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This article discusses the development of a java web service that takes DIME or MIME attachment as input and returns the output as an appropriate attachment. It also discusses the client implementation for these web services. It uses the open source Apache Axis implementation of the web services. The whole source code can be downloaded from source zip file. Author expects that the intended audience for this article have a basic understanding of J2EE web service development.


 

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