Hello,
I have encountered a
size limitation of 1.4 megs in my payloads. I am using the Microsoft Soap
Toolkit version 2 low API's to send a payload to an Apache Soap 2.2
implementation on Solaris 8 running iPlanet Application Server 6.0 SP3. I go
around some file limitations mentioned at this site by encoding my data in
base64 and treating it like a string on the server. I am convinced that it is
best to simply exploit this technique and write an architecture around
compressing and breaking large payloads into packets and managing those
packets on both client and server.
In considering this
architecture I am thinking of concepts already applied on the News Servers and
News Readers. A mature publisher/subscriber model with peer to
peer replication has a strong appeal. If only there was a way to administrate
user privileges and hide channels then we'd really have something interesting.
Has anyone implemented SOAP on top of NNTP and integrated that type of
service with a web server?
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Jerry
Birchler
Meritage
Technologies, Inc.
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