On 23.02.2007, at 17:35, Anne Thomas Manes wrote:
<ns:order xmls:ns="[xsd-target-namespace]>
<item1>...</item1>
<item2>...</item2>
<item3>...</item3>
<shippingAddress>...</shippingAddress>
<billingAddress>...</billingAddress>
</ns:order>
That looks like an order to me, althoug,
So, is this an order?
receiver.cancel(
<ns:order xmls:ns="[xsd-target-namespace]>
<item1>...</item1>
<item2>...</item2>
<item3>...</item3>
<shippingAddress>...</shippingAddress>
<billingAddress>...</billingAddress>
</ns:order>
)
And how would you ever be sure that cancel() had the same semantics
by the time you invoke it as it had when you read the WSDL[1]?
Jan
[1] Set aside the issue of how an arbitrary party's WSDL can
establish shared semantics.
