I'm wondering how I can have our SOAP client call our JAX-RPC web service, receive only a "receipt acknowledged" type message, and continue processing without waiting for the web service to finish. Then when our web service finishes, we would notify the client somehow that their either their request has completed successfully or failed. Any ideas on how to do asynchronous processing like this?
I looked through the JMS Transport Handler example in the "AXIS Next Generation Java SOAP" book, but it isn't asynchronous (at least the example presented isn't.) It uses queues, but the client doesn't continue processing after sending the request. It waits till the server finishes and prints out the results. Thanks. Sean Cohan Software Performance Systems
