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I am connecting to a DFS(Documentum Foundation Services) instance from a WCF client. I am using basicHttpBinding and I have set the messageEncoding="Mtom". However, when I inspect the soap, I see the document within the SOAP envelop. The document part in the SOAP is about 1.33 times the actual doc size. So the message is getting Base64 encoded.

Do I have more settings to change on the WCF side Or is there a MTOM setting that is not enabled on the DFS side?

Does wsoma:OptimizedMimeSerialization have to be there in the WSDL?

Thanks

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http://www.w3.org/Submission/WS-MTOMPolicy/

I guess, my question is: does the Java web service WSDL has to have this wsoma:OptimizedMimeSerialization element, otherwise it implies that the web service does not support MTOM? Which also implies that if the Java based web service did support MTOM and then if I add a service reference using the WSDL, Visual Studio should automatically create the appropiate binding with messageEncoding="Mtom"??

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