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MTOM vs SWA vs Base64Binary
MTOM provides an elegant and simple way of transmitting attachments by converting Base64Binary encoded data into Binary MIME data over the wire. MTOM has the following advantage over SOAP with Attachments:
- MTOM leverages existing standards for securing information such as WS-Encryption and WS-Signatures without requiring specialized standards for securing attachments. Developers are oblivious to the binary conversion of their Base64 data. The conversion takes place right before data transmission on the wire.
MTOM has the following advantage over transmitting Base64Binary encoded data:
- Base64Binary encoded data bloats the attachment by ~33%. MTOM converts the Base64Binary data to raw bytes over MIME, thus reducing the wire foot-print for transmission. The reciever can optinally convert the raw bytes back to Base64Binary encoding.
For a detailed hands-on introduction to MTOM and its advantages, the following article is useful:
Introduction to MTOM: A Hands-on Approach
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Re: MTOM vs SWA vs Base64Binary
Good info, except it would have been helpful if the example was a Java instead of .NET
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EJB Design Patterns is now available for free download in PDF format. The book contains a catalog of twenty advanced EJB patterns and provides strategies for mapping application requirements to patterns-driven design, J2EE development best practices, and more. EJB Design Patterns was the #2 book at Java One 2002, and held the #1 Java book position on Amazon.com for weeks since the book was released in March. Download your PDF here.
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essential pattern describes how to model your entity beans.
How to make an entity bean a facade to a set of dependent objects.
Every guru should use unit testing.
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The original reference
site for patterns. Frequented by the gang of 4 and their mentors (Kent Beck, Ward Cunningham).
A catalogue of J2EE design patterns from Suns Consulting Division.
A catalogue of
high level business, architectural and topological patterns for large scale systems.
Design Patterns from the J2EE Blueprints, Suns authoritative guide to J2EE development.
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