Hi Michele ,
On 5/26/06, Michele Mazzucco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Chathura, so now my questions are: 1 - What happens if the response doesn't follow the in-out MEP but it is created from scratch by a new ServiceClient?, I think my informations are lost, am I right (but I could save the message context and correlate the request and reply message through message id)?
Service client has few methods such as sendreceive, fireandforget, etc and meps are built into those methods. So if you can say which method are you using or paste a piece of code. I could try to clarify things for you. I still do not understand you are trying to do. You shouldn't have to corelate request and responce because such corelation is done inside the ServiceClient using return parameters or callbacks.
2 - What happens if the MEP is in-out? Are the request and reply message context the same?
Ok here is a bit of background. for one invocateon there is only *one* Operation Context. Could have many message contexts. If the MEP in in out; then there are two message contexts and one operation context that it will be attached to. Boththe message contexts will return the same operation context object if you call getoperationcontext on both of them. So i believe this answers your second question, which is NO there are two messsage contexts.
Thanks, Michele
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