Re: Mulitple soap headers in binding

[Aleksander Slominski]

Naidoo, R. - SPLXE wrote:

Hi all,
   I have the following binding in my wsdl :
        <binding name="MySoapBinding" type="curr:Availability">
                <soap:binding style="document"
transport="http://my.com/custom/transport/"/>
                <operation name="getAvailability">
                        <soap:operation soapAction='http://my.com/blabla'/>
                        <input>
                                <soap:body use="literal"/>
                                 <soap:header message="curr:HeaderMsg"
part="UserID" use="literal"/>
                                 <soap:header message="curr:HeaderMsg"
part="Domain" use="literal"/>
                        </input>
                        <output>
                                <soap:body use="literal"/>duplicated
extensibility element
                        </output>
                </operation>
        </binding>
    I am a bit uncertain whether I can define mutiple soap  headers as
described above. 
    I looked at the wsdl spec, and that seems to indicate that there can be
multiple headers.
	     <soap:header message="qname" part="nmtoken"
use="literal|encoded"
	                  encodingStyle="uri-list"? namespace="uri"?>*
	        <soap:headerfault message="qname" part="nmtoken"
use="literal|encoded"
	                          encodingStyle="uri-list"?
namespace="uri"?/>*
	     <soap:header> 

   The reason for my uncertainty is as a result of the Apache AXIS provider
for WSIF. The provider complains of "duplicated extensibility element" when
trying to execute.
   On closer investigation, I saw that the WSIFOperation_ApacheAxis class
is written to only handle a single <soap:header> and <soap:headerfault>
element.
   Is this a bug?  Would I be correct to change this class to handle
mulitple headers and multiple header faults for each header.
 

hi  Ravan

i think it is a bug and if you add this to bugzilla and attach patch 
then i will look to apply it to codebase.

thanks,

alek

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