Hello guys,

I have read the JSR 181 spec and the @OneWay is not clear for me.
Just want to have your interpretation....

In the spec, it is said that: "Indicates that the given web method has only an 
input message and no output. Typically,
a oneway method returns the thread of control to the calling application prior 
to executing
the actual business method"

What typically means ? Does it mean MUST-SHALL, SHOULD or MAY according to you ?

Still about the OneWay what is the HTTP binding for this annotation ? I have 
seen that some implementation returns a 202.
Is it a standard HTTP status code  value for OneWay ?

Best Regards.

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