Hang on a bit.

Ok, I agree to include this property. But we need to do following while implementing it.

1. Once this property is set, user _MUST_ set a replyTo EPR
2. When this property is set and when user sets a replyTo epr, what if the reply never comes back to the same Callback? Then we need to handle this properly. 3. How will RM or anyone who sets the replyTo epr hand over the response message to the Callback object?

Thanks,
Chinthaka

Chamikara Jayalath wrote:
Hi Chinthaka,

OK.

As u mentioned in ur previous mail currently the semantics of isUseSeperateListner=true has two things.

1. Don't use the back channel of the request message to build the response.
2. Mr. Axis2,  please manage the second channel for me.

Now what I want it someway to only give the first semantic. I.e. the second channel will be managed by my own manner (for e.g. RM polling).

I believe this is a general requirement.

My sugestion is to introduce a new property to the options object named DONT_USE_AXIS2_LISTNER (please suggest a different name if this sounds bad).

If this property is not set execution will be done as it is currently implemented. But if it is set to 'true' Axis2 will not start its listner and will allow user to set what ever the replyTo value he wants.

Hope this clarifies.

Chamikara
On 9/27/06, *Eran Chinthaka* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

    Hi Chamikara,

    Before you do the change, can you please be kind enough to summarize
    the
    change you gonna do?

    Thanks,
    Chinthaka

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