Hi Martin,
Thanks for the info. What you describe happens at the service side. My
concern is whether the client needs to be aware about the MEP of the
operation it is invoking.
Eran answered my questions and I need not use specialized operation client.
Still, I have to figure out the MEP of the operation by parsing WSDL and
looking at whethyer the operation has both input and out or just the input.
I am wondering if tthere is any easier way for a client to know the MEP.
Thanks
-Nirmit
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The answer is the MEP of an Operation is determined from the Java Method
specifically..
All the public methods in the service implementation class are exposed
(whether you specified that in services.xml or not.)
Axis2 calculates the MEP of an operation by checking its corresponding java
method.
If the method is void, the MEP will be in-only;
else, it will be in-out,
(depending on which MEP message receiver will be set.)
http://www.developer.com/java/ent/article.php/3613896
Does this answer your question?
M-
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