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Boris Belovic commented on JBESB-3083:
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I attached standalone example with one WS endpoint which has two methods (oneway and
twoway). In case of two way method, WSDL is parsed correctly, there are also SOAP request
and response messages. In case of oneway method, only the WSDL is parsed and no SOAP
messages are exchanged. There is also server.log file and Wireshark log file attached for
this example.
Wise SOAPClient action is unable to invoke oneway methods on the
endpoints
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Key: JBESB-3083
URL:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBESB-3083
Project: JBoss ESB
Issue Type: Bug
Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
Components: Rosetta
Affects Versions: 4.7
Reporter: Boris Belovic
Priority: Critical
Attachments: server.log, soap-wise-oneway-and-twoway, wise_oneway.tar.bz2,
wise_oneway_and_twoway.tar.bz2
Wise SOAPClient action is unable to invoke oneway methods (methods annotated with
javax.jws.Oneway annotation) on WS endpoints. It looks like webservice WSDL is parsed
correctly, but after that no statements from oneway method body are executed. We tested
this with very simple webservice (see attached file) containing one oneway method with
System.out.println() statement. After WSDL was parsed, there was no further output from
webservice method.
Invocation of twoway methods on WS endpoint is working correctly (without any
problems/exceptions and with expected results).
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