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WebMethod invocation & bad connection

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Steef D. - 07 Aug 2005 13:20 GMT
Hi all, consider this:

A WebMethod is called and the client has transmitted half of the bytes
making up the Soap-call. If at that point, the connection was lost and
right thereafter recreated, will the .Net-infrastructure start sending
the whole Soap-message again, or will it continue where the connection
was lost ? In other words, upon failure of a connection to a WebService
during method-invocation, does the whole message needs to be send again
?

thanks, Steef
hB - 08 Aug 2005 11:06 GMT
i guess in between transfer exception (network-related) will be thrown.
Because appropriate SOAP terminator (ex: </SOAP_DATA>) would not be
recieved.

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hB

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