Mark,
Maybe I am missing something here but I thought that the whole point
of developing SOAP was so that application developers could do stuff
without having to bother the pesky firewall administrator. I block SOAP
and I probably will continue to do so regardless of the identification
placed in the SOAP header. HTTP is bad enough without making the transport
protocol for everything else under the sun. The SOAPAction header sounds
nice but I think that most firewall administers will just block SOAP until
they are ordered not to.
Regards,
Jeffery Gieser
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