Hi, If I have a webservice with the method signature:
public boolean doSomething(String s); I am wondering what the format of a SOAP request should be. I appreciate the SOAP request is crafted from the WSDL, but I'm looking at some other calls and I'm trying to figure out which part of the SOAP request tells the server to call doSomething. For example, an Axis client sends this in a POST request to a SOAP server: SOAPAction: "http://wwww.blah.com/something/else/doSomething"; Which suggests to me that the method that the SOAP message is relevant for is passed in the HTTP header. Would it be valid to then have a SOAP message: <soapenv:Body> <ns1:s>Some string</ns1:s> </soapenv:Body> I.e. so no reference is made to the method that the client wishes to call? John
