SOAP MTOM
In this use case, the binary attachments (for example, an image) are Base64-encoded as text and then passed as a Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism (MTOM) document. Table 52-2 provides details.
Table 52-2 Capabilities
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
|
Security |
Supported. |
|
Filter/Transformation/Assign |
Assign activities are supported. |
|
Fanout |
Supported. |
|
Binding |
WS binding materializes the attachment sent as MTOM and puts it inside in Base64-encoded format (streaming is not supported). |
|
Oracle BPEL Process Manager/Oracle Mediator |
No additional work is required. |