Giuseppe Yes it is completely possible. The operation can be decided by a number of things, for example the URL or the SOAPAction. So you can easily have any message body.
The RawXML message receiver implements this, or you can use the -d none option on WSDL to Java. The WSDL for this simply defines the message as xsd:any. Paul On 1/12/07, Giuseppe Sarno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I was looking if was possible to use Axis2 to implement a messing style web service where The Soap body is not known at compile time. This way the client can send multiple or different XML messages (with different root) and the same Interface on the Server side is called. So far from what I understood the root of the SOAP body is fixed by the operation I want to use. Does anyone knows if what I'm trying to do it's possible ? Thanks.
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