For client side is it possible to provide this support in Apache SOAP.
Assuming I do not want to go for rpc invocation. I create my soap message
using Apache SOAP. I want to invoke a Web Service using the messge oriented
technique given in the Apache SOAP messaging sample.
This Web Service is a SOAP/HTTP request only Web Service. Based on my
understanding with existing Web Services implementations, a request only
SOAP/HTTP Web Service will respond back with HTTP STatus code of "202
Accepted". If we can provide some support in
org.apache.soap.messaging.Message class, so that if it sees HTTP status
code of 202 accepted it will not try to create SOAPEnvelope. I think this
support will be very helpful for people using Apache SOAP client-only API,
in consuming request only web services.
Just a suggestion.
Thanks
-Ashutosh
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Apache SOAP does not currently implement something equivalent the
one-way ports specified in WSDL
(http://www.w3.org/TR/wsdl.html#_one-way). I am not certain what
specification says how to implement this on HTTP. Microsoft has the
server respond with an empty (no entity) HTTP response with some magic
status like "216 Received" after the SOAP request is validated, but
before the service is actually executed. I would like to have this in
Apache SOAP, but have not yet had time to add it.
The current Apache SOAP code (1) always executes the service before
transmitting an HTTP response and (2) always transmits a SOAP envelope
as the HTTP entity. The closest thing to one-way operations is any
service with a void return type.
Scott Nichol
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From: "Ashutosh Arora" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 5:20 PM
Subject: Apache SOAP and request only Web Services.
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to invoke request only Web Services using Apache SOAP?
I
> want to use SOAP/HTTP to invoke a request only Web SErvice. Is there
any
> way I can leverage Apache SOAP to do that? Is there any sample code
that I
> can refer to?
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> -Ashutosh
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