Hello Asankha,

thanks for that.
I wish you a nice evening.

Jens

Asankha C. Perera schrieb:
Jens

Opps sorry.. I didn't notice the attachment.. I will check with Ruwan on this tommorow

asankha

Jens Goldhammer wrote:

Oh, sorry, but I thought that I have attached it in the last mail! Do you want to have the complete project with all libs?
I have attached the zip-file with the client-source again...

Jens

Asankha C. Perera schrieb:
Jens
maybe you have not got all mails from the mailing list?
Ruwan already answered me:
Nope.. I think Synapse replies correctly and there isn't a bug.. Again, your client code will be helpful

asankha

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Hi Jens,

Again this is an issue existed on the 1.6 release of ESB (that is with synapse 1.1.1) and we are in the process of fixing this issue (adding a new message id). I will let you know once we are done with the fix so that you could try the nightly build of ESB.

I am 90% sure that this is the issue, which caused your problem.

Thanks,
Ruwan
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Nevertheless I have attached the client-code (client-implementation, axis2.xml, callbackhandler, wsdlfiles)- please don?t look at the quality. It is only for testing purpose :-) I think the new injected message-id from synapse to the client on the response way is not correct (compare with the response from tomcat to esb). I don?t know if this influences the client behaviour...

Thanks,
Jens

Asankha C. Perera schrieb:
Jens

I think the interaction is correct and do not see anything wrong in the reply received by the client.. unless it was expecting the reply on 192.168.88.1:8200.. can you share your client code as a Zip?

asankha

Jens Goldhammer wrote:
Hello,

I have build up very easily with the wso2 esb (thanks for that good graphical user interface for build the mediations!), but I am running into problems with ws-adressing enabled.
Following scenario:
client <-> esb <->tomcat

The client does not get the answer in the callbackhandler although the message is delivered from synapse to the client. I have used tcpmon to investigate the messages and I think the response from synapse to the client is not like the client it expects. Only an assumption! In my eyes, Synapse should not inject a new message-id... Please have a look at these files and the synapse config for the proxy if anything is wrong...

Thanks,
Jens
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