I am using WSE 2.0 and MQ as alternate protocol. I have end-point service
class as:
namespace test.wse
{
public class MQService: SoapReceiver
{
public MQService()
{
Uri uriServiceAddress = new Uri(AppSettings.ServiceURIAddress);
Uri uriViaAddress = new Uri(AppSettings.ViaAddress);
EndpointReference endpointReference =
new EndpointReference(uriServiceAddress,
uriViaAddress));
SoapReceivers.Add(endpointReference, typeof(MQService));
}
.........
...........
}
As code indicates, the MQService class is registered appropriately. At
present, I can see SOAPEnvelope passing through class derived from
SoapOutputChannel, but I never see MQService: SoapReceiver being invoked.
How do I make it work? I will appreciate for assistance.

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agokli
Roman Kiss [MVP] - 11 Aug 2005 06:06 GMT
agokli,
Can you post your server host process and its configuration file?
Your MQService constructor registered itself. Note that the SoapReceiver
(actually its endpoint and channel) has to be "registered" in prior of
using.
Roman
>I am using WSE 2.0 and MQ as alternate protocol. I have end-point service
> class as:
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> How do I make it work? I will appreciate for assistance.
agokli - 11 Aug 2005 10:52 GMT
Thanks...
I am new to this.. I think, you ae refering to hosting WSE 2.0. Can you
please provide pointer(s) or whitepaper for how to do this (e.g. host
process, configuration file and egistration of end point and channel) . May
be that is what I havve not implemented yet.
Regards,

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agokli
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Roman Kiss [MVP] - 11 Aug 2005 16:12 GMT
ms-help://MS.WSE20.1033/wse/html/f991ad3d-f574-4085-8a61-98326ff206ed.htm
Roman
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