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WSE3 and TCPIP hosted services - why does client require action & ReplyTo?

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Julie Lerman - 23 Sep 2005 21:44 GMT
In Mark Fussell's overview of wse3, he demos the tcpip hosted web service.
There are two lines in there for ws-addressing which point to the operation
and open up a return pipe.

proxy.requstsoapcontext.addressing.action=new action("MyMethod")
proxy.requestsoapcontext.addressing.replyto=new replyto(New
Uri("soap.tcp://receiver"))

I am able to run my own demo with those lines commented out, however Mark
says they are necessary.

Can someone explain to me why I need them if I have a generated a proxy
already and am calling the method (eg myProxy.HelloWorld). Why does it work
without the addressing lines?

thanks

julie
Nathan Anderson [MSFT] - 28 Sep 2005 21:30 GMT
Well, as you've found they're not necessary.  WSE will generate these fields
automatically unless you have some need to set these differently.  I believe
these lines were added with an earlier version of WSE 3 and just haven't
been removed.

Hope this helps.

> In Mark Fussell's overview of wse3, he demos the tcpip hosted web service.
> There are two lines in there for ws-addressing which point to the operation
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> julie
Julie Lerman - 09 Oct 2005 19:10 GMT
thanks - sorry for the delay - I got distracted by Indigo <g>

> Well, as you've found they're not necessary.  WSE will generate these
> fields
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>> julie

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