Hello,
studying the SOAP-Messaging samples from the the book 'Java and SOAP' (Robert
Englander, O'Reilly) and from apache-soap I'm confused about the difference
between SOAP-RPC and SOAP-Messaging.
There are SOAP-Messaging samples, where services are implemented with the
signiture
public void serviceMethod(
Envelope env,
SOAPContext reqCtx,
SOAPContext resCtx
)
Services of this kind are usually sent to client messages containing Envlopes
to an URL like http//host:pppp/soap/servlet/messagerouter.
On the other side there are SOAP-Messaging-service samples not distinguishable
from SOAP-RPC-style services . Only the service-tag in the
deployment-descriptor contains the type="message"-attribute.
Moreover this services are invoked by a Call in a SOAP-RPC like manner, with a
URL like http://host:pppp/soap/servlet/rpcrouter.
Consequently I do not really understand the difference between SOAP-RPC and
SOAP-Messaging.
Regards
Werner
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