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1. Re: how to return an empty http response instead of soapmess
I had a similiar problem to the one you're having, but instead of a simple "http 200 ok" message I needed the actual empty SOAPMessage to be returned, like this one:
<env:Envelope xmlns:env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"> <env:Header/> <env:Body> <urn:createResponse xmlns:urn="urn:integration"/> </env:Body> </env:Envelope>
To make the actual message above, all I had to do was to match a void type of function return with the following WSDL mapping for it's return (in this case a void return):<message name="IIntegrationWS_createResponse"/>
If you should eliminate the above line then a single reply will be sent with the "http 200 ok" will be sent, therefore acting as a return receipt on an async call.
Last reference to be made about this is that this works at least in the JBossWS 1.0.4 -
2. Re: how to return an empty http response instead of soapmess
thanks, but I do not need or have a wsdl. Besides that, creating and returning an empty soapmessage is not a problem. That is in code also one line. Removing/not sending it is the problem.
What I forgot to mention is that I need both on the same url and can only use a value in the message to detect what I should return. -
3. Re: how to return an empty http response instead of soapmess
A handler works for filtering out the soapenvelope. So that is fairly easy.
Now I have to do it the other way around. Send out a soapmessage and expect just an empty http 200 response without any body. Maybe the dispatch invokeOnWay can do this but I'm not sure. Strange that there is no receiveOneWay.... or an option to direct this.
If all works, I'll post the example. -
