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Brother, Can You Spare a DIME? - If we read between the lines, we can conclude that DIME is a part of the global XML Architecture effort led by IBM and Microsoft. - (Added: 1-Nov-2002) (Rate It)

Coverpages: DIME - XML cover pages for DIME - (Added: 1-Nov-2002) (Rate It)

DIME: Sending Binary Data with Your SOAP Messages - In this article, we will look at why DIME was created, what DIME looks like, and how DIME fits into XML Web Services. In short this is going to be (ahem) my two cents on DIME. - (Added: 10-Nov-2002) (Rate It)

DIME: Sending Binary Data with Your SOAP Messages - The Direct Internet Message Encapsulation (DIME) specification defines a mechanism for packaging binary data with SOAP messages, so that when sending data not in XML format, applications need not be constrained by the SOAP specification. - (Added: 1-Nov-2002) (Rate It)

Is DIME Ready for Prime Time? - As its name implies, the DIME specification defines a general-purpose binary message format. - (Added: 1-Nov-2002) (Rate It)

Proposed Infoset Addendum to SOAP Messages with Attachments - This specification defines a small number of XML and SOAP conventions that clarify an earlier proposal and collectively allow opaque data and web references to be used in an Infoset-based messaging model. - (Added: 20-Sep-2003) (Rate It)

Sending Files, Attachments, and SOAP Messages Via DIME - In this article, the author explains what DIME is and how it differs from MIME encapsulation. A detailed description of the message format and how it is parsed, as well as working with SOAP and extending it with WSDL, is also included. - (Added: 13-Nov-2002) (Rate It)

SOAP 1.1 Binding for MTOM - This specification details the necessary modifications to the SOAP Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism (MTOM) and XML-binary Optimized Packaging (XOP) specs necessary to successfully use these technologies with SOAP 1.1. - (Added: 5-Mar-2007) (Rate It)

SOAP Attachment Test Tool - Yunhao Zhang made available a SOAP attachment test tool along with an early C++ implementation of DIME. See links in the message. - (Added: 1-Nov-2002) (Rate It)

Tip: Passing files to a Web service - In this tip, Benoīt discusses the different solutions available for passing binary data (typically files) to a Web service. - (Added: 20-Sep-2004) (Rate It)

Understanding DIME and WS-Attachments - This article explores the rationale behind attachments, including the key ideas around packaging and message delineation, and then looks at how DIME and WS-Attachments arose from these ideas. - (Added: 5-Nov-2002) (Rate It)

Web Services, Opaque Data, and the Attachments Problem - Explore the many possibilities for dealing with opaque data in Web services (including SwA, WS-Attachments and DIME, PASwA, MTOM), and see the problem modeled with a classic childhood toy. - (Added: 21-Sep-2004) (Rate It)

Web Services, Opaque Data, and the Attachments Problem - Explore the many possibilities for dealing with opaque data in Web services (including SwA, WS-Attachments and DIME, PASwA, MTOM), and see the problem modeled with a classic childhood toy. - (Added: 21-Jun-2004) (Rate It)

XML, SOAP and Binary Data - This white paper discusses the architectural issues encountered when using opaque non-XML data in XML applications, including (but not limited to) Web services and SOAP. - (Added: 9-Aug-2003) (Rate It)

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