On Tue, 2004-01-13 at 17:44, Christoph Tratter wrote: > Hi J�rgen, > > The problem is, where you like it to have. > In SOAP versioning is accomplished by means of the namespace name for > the SOAP envelope. > > In your case the Axis client (presumably you have version 1.1 final of > Axis) uses Version 1.1 of SOAP as default. This can be seen from the use > of the namespace name "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"; for > the SOAP message. > On server-side you have SOAP::Lite. > This uses the namespace name "http://www.w3.org/2001/06/soap-envelope";. > As far as I see it, this is the Working Draft for SOAP 1.2 from July 9 2001. > > So the client "speaks" SOAP 1.1 whereas the server wants to "speak" SOAP > 1.2. > It should be clear, that they do not understand each other. The SOAP > specification says, that a not supported version (i.e. namespace) must > result in the reponse (Fault) you get.
Oh, I imagined that SOAP was backwards compatible between minor versions. The strange thing is that it works between the same server and client for a month with the same calls, and often the same parameters to the calls. Then it stops to work until we restart the server. Shouldn't this version-incompatiblity make it fail every time? -- J�rgen Austvik Software developer | extend as | http://www.extend.no/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Phone: 73 54 51 68 | Mob: 901 97 886
