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WSE Proxy Hides Responses from void [SoapMethod] operations?

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Erik J. - 05 Mar 2005 14:53 GMT
I have a SoapService operation that is declared as a void and I'm using the
WSE-generated proxy to call it.  If the server throws an exception, a
response is sent, but the prxy doesn't seem to notice it.  If I change the
operation to return something (like an int), the proxy propagates the fault
as an exception.

Is this the intended bevavior and if so, why?  Thanks a lot,

- Erik
Nathan Anderson - 09 Mar 2005 17:51 GMT
For SoapService, a SoapMethod with a void return type is one way, so no
envelope is ever sent in response to the client.

ASMX handles one way a little differently where it is defined as a property
on the SoapDocumentMethod and SoapRpcMethod attributes.

Hope this helps.

> I have a SoapService operation that is declared as a void and I'm using the
> WSE-generated proxy to call it.  If the server throws an exception, a
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> - Erik

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