Kevin,
I am just curious as to why you think an error should be thrown.
As you mentioned the SI doesn't use the SOAPAction to dispatch, therefore
it is more forgiving. Generally, being more forgiving is a good thing.
Thanks
Kevin Jones wrote:
> I've built a web service from Java and I've specified the soapActionBase
> in the config file. This translates to a <soap:operation
> soapAction="xxx"/> in the WSDL. I know that the RI doesn't route based
> on the SOAPAction header but it should at least throw an exception if
> the header contains the incorrect value. The current release doesn't do
> this,
>
> Kevin Jones
> http://kevinj.develop.com
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