"Kevin.Conner(a)jboss.com" wrote : "tfennelly" wrote : Apparently we can't do this and I don't really get why. Can you explain your logic here Kev please? | I know we have discussed this on a number of occasions, Monday being the last. All I can do is repeat what was said before. | | (12:18:47) Tom Fennelly: another quick one... the mep issue | | (12:18:55) Tom Fennelly: what was the issue with the? | | (12:19:26) Tom Fennelly: you don't wanna use it to decide whether or not a respnse is sent back? | | (12:19:33) Kevin Conner: The mep of the service has no bearing on the http gateway, it is an implementation config | | (12:19:36) Kevin Conner: You can't | | (12:19:57) Kevin Conner: A response can be sent back from a OneWay mep if it chains the request | | (12:20:13) Kevin Conner: Service A (OneWay) -> Service B (RequestResponse) | | (12:20:37) Kevin Conner: It is an implementation detail and not part of the service contract | Right, we didn't continue after that point and that comment didn't really add up for me :) As I see the use cases around this, we have the following type of interaction (which doesn't look like the interaction you have above): | (sync-http-client) --> (http-gateway) --> (Service) | One way or another, the Http Gateway is going to be returning a synchronous response to the sync client. The question is what does the Http Gateway return? Even after your comments on IM, I still don't see why we can use the mep of the service. Of course, perhaps I have totally misunderstood what a "RequestResponse" mep means and that it doesn't mean what it says on the tin (to steal a phrase from a TV add for paint :) ). If I have, I suspect I'm not the only one. View the original post : http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4238157#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...