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 Sample for MTOM
 ===============

 Overview:
 ---------

 This sample demonstrates the capabilities and power of MTOM & SwA support of
 AXIS2. In this sample the user can send multiple files to the MTOM sample
 service, which will save them on the server or echo them depending on the
 selected operation (i.e. send or send & receive). Echoing would result the files
 to be saved on the client side.

 The option of client side file caching can be used when echoing a larger amount
 of data which could result in memory overflows.


 Running the Sample:
 -------------------
 1. Use <ant service> command in the AXIS2_DIST/sample/mtomsample/ to build the service.
 2. Drop the mtomSample.aar service to the AXIS2_DIST/repository/services.
 3. run the AXIS2_DIST/bin/axis2server.{sh.bat} to start the standalone axis2 server.
 (Alternatively you can drop the sample to the services directory of a Axis2 server
 running in a servlet container)
 4. Use <ant client> to build and run the client.


 UI Configuration:
 -----------------
 1.  First browse a file or type the absolute path of a file that you want to
 transmit. Then click "Add".  Add any number of files as you like.

 2.  Give the desired location that you want the files to be saved, for example
 [/usr/temp/]. In the upload scenario(send) it must be a directory in the machine
 which runs the Axis2 server. In echo scenario(send receive) it must be a
 directory in the client machine.

 3. The default end point reference is given, assuming you are deploying the
 mtomSample service in the same machine. You can change it according to your host.

 3.  Select the transfer method either as MTOM or as SOAP with attachments.
 Select the operation as either to send or send & receive.

 4.  Client side File caching is enabled only in the send & receive operation.
 Enter a threshold value in bytes so that files larger than this will be cached.
 Files will be cached in the path given in the cache folder text box. This is
 a must if you are planning to echo large attachments.

 5.  Pressing "Execute" will perform the intended operation under given
 configurations. On success a message box will appear informing the number of
 files saved.


 Please contact axis-user list (axis-user@ws.apache.org) if you have any trouble
 running the sample.
	Sample for MTOM
	===============

	Overview:
	---------

	This sample demonstrates the capabilities and power of MTOM & SwA support of
	AXIS2. In this sample the user can send multiple files to the MTOM sample
	service, which will save them on the server or echo them depending on the
	selected operation (i.e. send or send & receive). Echoing would result the files
	to be saved on the client side.

	The option of client side file caching can be used when echoing a larger amount
	of data which could result in memory overflows.



	Running the Sample:
	-------------------
	1. Use <ant service> command in the AXIS2_DIST/sample/mtomsample/ to build the service.
	2. Drop the mtomSample.aar service to the AXIS2_DIST/repository/services.
	3. run the AXIS2_DIST/bin/axis2server.{sh.bat} to start the standalone axis2 server.
	(Alternatively you can drop the sample to the services directory of a Axis2 server
	running in a servlet container)
	4. Use <ant client> to build and run the client.


	UI Configuration:
	-----------------
	1. First browse a file or type the absolute path of a file that you want to
	transmit. Then click "Add". Add any number of files as you like.

	2. Give the desired location that you want the files to be saved, for example
	[/usr/temp/]. In the upload scenario(send) it must be a directory in the machine
	which runs the Axis2 server. In echo scenario(send receive) it must be a
	directory in the client machine.

	3. The default end point reference is given, assuming you are deploying the
	mtomSample service in the same machine. You can change it according to your host.

	3. Select the transfer method either as MTOM or as SOAP with attachments.
	Select the operation as either to send or send & receive.

	4. Client side File caching is enabled only in the send & receive operation.
	Enter a threshold value in bytes so that files larger than this will be cached.
	Files will be cached in the path given in the cache folder text box. This is
	a must if you are planning to echo large attachments.

	5. Pressing "Execute" will perform the intended operation under given
	configurations. On success a message box will appear informing the number of
	files saved.


	Please contact axis-user list (axis-user@ws.apache.org) if you have any trouble
	running the sample.