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SoapClient SendRequestResponse and ReplyTo

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Todd - 30 Sep 2004 20:18 GMT
I have written a simple soap client and server using the SoapClient
and SoapServer class.  I had been setting the ReplyTo address but it
seems that the element is ignored.  Reading the WSE 2.0 spec it states
that it will use the back channel if a return address can not be
generated.  Analyzing the SOAP msgs the ReplyTo field is correctly
set.  What might I be doing wrong?  Just a small addendum - I had been
attempting to set the port on the return address when I noticed the
whole ReplyTo was being ignored.

Thanks,
Todd
Ramadass - 30 Sep 2004 21:23 GMT
You have to add the following to your configuration.
<allowRedirectedResponses enabled="true" /> to either your web.config or
your app.config.
By default this is disabled and as a result the replyTo does not work.
Hope this helps..
Ramadass

> I have written a simple soap client and server using the SoapClient
> and SoapServer class.  I had been setting the ReplyTo address but it
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> Thanks,
> Todd
Todd - 04 Oct 2004 17:34 GMT
I was looking for a programmatic solution - I didn't even bother to
check the cfg file.  That worked great, thanks!
Todd

> You have to add the following to your configuration.
> <allowRedirectedResponses enabled="true" /> to either your web.config or
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> > Thanks,
> > Todd

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