Returning an XML document as an encoded string is "legal", but it
doesn't always work, depending on the content in the nested document.
It's always a better idea to strip off the <?xml..> header and just
send the root element as a child of the SOAP body.

Anne

On 8/25/06, Richard Wild <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


I'm sure this is a really dumb question, but I am completely new to web
services, and my employer suddenly requires me to implement one.  Is it
acceptable for a web service to return a text value that is actually an XML
document?  This would mean that the SOAP response would actually comprise an
XML document nested within an XML document.  Is this legal?

Thanks,
Rich.

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