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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=21519 doc/literal parameters used as service name ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-07-11 17:07 ------- For doc/lit services the QName of the first body element is mapped to the opertation, as specified by the WSDD. This WSDL is 'strange' because there is no top level element, generally services like this are 'wrapped' by a top level element that contain the arguments for an RPC-ish method call. Since your service/WSDL doesn't do this, I would expect Axis, at least, to be very confused as to how to dispatch this request from a client. I believe .NET would use the SoapAction to dispatch (Axis could too, but it doesn't by default) to the correct operation. But your WSDL doesn't have a value for SoapAction. All-in-all I do not believe there is an Axis bug here....
