Kohsuke and I were discussing this and want more input ...
Inbound server-side can get SOAP messages that are and are not described
in the WSDL. For instance, an application message is described in the
WSDL and an RM protocol message is not described in the WSDL.
JAX-WSA needs to know the MEP of the message so that it can accordingly
populate the outbound addressing context that needs to be exposed in the
service endpoint code. If the SOAP message is described in the WSDL,
then it's straight forward to find out the MEP. But if the message is
not described on the WSDL, then there is no way to find out the MEP.
Should we assume a default MEP of request/response since most of the
protocol messages do have a corresponding response to them ?
Any other suggestions on how the MEP can be obtained on the server-side
would be helpful ?
-Arun
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