• Scenarios
  • sc002 - Basic Notify-Echo
    • sc002 - Test Client
    • sc002 - Service
    • sc002 - WSDL
    • sc002 - Notes
  • sc003 - Addressing
    • sc003 - Test Client
    • sc003 - Service
    • sc003 - WSDL
    • sc003 - Notes
  • sc009 - Purchase Order Service
    • sc009 - Test Client
    • sc009 - Service
    • sc009 - WSDL
    • sc009 - Notes

sc003 - Notes

2.21 Echo+No-Action+Addressable-ReplyTo
Our product will not produce a fault as described by the test. Our general policy is to be very forgiving on the receiving end to accomodate the widest possible variety of clients. If we receive a message missing the wsa:Action header, we'll process it as long as we can determine the target operation from the request signature or soapAction HTTP header.

2.17 Faulting-Echo+Addressable-ReplyTo+Anon-FaultTo-Refs
This test works as specified for a faulting request. However, when a request is received, we will determine up-front if replies are dispatched synchronously or asynchronously. The explicit wsa:Anonymous FaultTo address will force it to be treated as a synchronous request and all responses will be returned on the HTTP back-channel, faulting or not.