Hi,
I have had no problems so, far using Base64 encoding with ServiceMix. You
are correct that you have to convert the Normalized Message yourself,
which seems like extra work. But its not that hard.
I am using the apache classes to do this, such as the package/class:
org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64
In my code I perform the encoding like so:
bytesEncoded = Base64.encodeBase64( bytesClean );
Where the byte variables are arrays of bytes. In one line of code the
encoding is performed!
And the decoding is one line as well:
bytesClean = Base64.decodeBase64( bytesEncoded );
What problems did your co-workers encounter?
As I would like to know the pitfalls I am about to drop into ;P
Regards Rick
"Timothy High" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
25/07/2006 13:28
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Hi,
Thanks for your help! I guess we'll give it a shot, and see how it goes.
FYI, some of my coworkers have tried using Base64Encoded messaging
before, and warn me that there are a lot of pitfalls. If the ServiceMix
team (or anyone out there) decides to give it a shot, I'll hit them up
for more details!
Thanks,
Tim.
-----Original Message-----
From: apinke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 3:57 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Question about binary data
Hi Tim ,
I came across similar issues while using ServiceMix and unfortunately ,
I
did not find an easy way to solve these problems. I ended up puting the
binary data as an attachment in the message , but custom code is
required at
both the ends to get the data and convert it into something meaningful..
One idea is that SM can provide a Base64Encoded Message format ,
something
that skips the xml'izing altogether..
Pat
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