That's not supposed to work that way, I think. Normally you create a
factory service because you don't know the ID of a resource so you ask
to a service without ID about the ID of the resource you want.
Also, in the Enterprise example, all the request to the singleton
service comes without Resourc
Perhaps your client still needs to include the ResourceIdentifier SOAP
header, even if it's an empty element? Even if a resource type is a
singleton, it may still have a resource identifier, no?
Dan
"José Antonio Sánchez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 07/18/2006 05:18:49
AM:
> Hello, I'm try
