RE: Dispatching GuaranteedFault (MessageTest-1G)

I've done this, as follows:

 

1)      Removed GenericSOAPBinding from MessageTest-1G, including the
endpoint referring to it.

2)      Created MessageTest-6G that only has the GenericSOAPBinding,
including removing endpoints associated with other bindings.

3)      Changed the content models of Send and GuaranteedFault to elements
sendString and sendInt, with xs:string and xs:int types repectively.

4)      Changed the name of the Service, changed some comments

 

That's about it.  Hopefully the bogus red resulting from this surgery will
evaporate quickly.

 

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Jonathan Marsh
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 11:27 AM
To: 'www-ws-desc'
Subject: Dispatching GuaranteedFault (MessageTest-1G)

 

There is an unfortunate interaction in MessageTest-1G, with the
GuaranteedFault and Send operations when bound to the GenericSOAPBinding.

 

These operations test the #any and #none content models.  Since the payload
can be any XML, or no XML, and there are no per-operation details specified,
these messages can't be property dispatched by Axis2.  The mechanisms we
typically use (wsa:Action, {soap action}, or unique GEDs, {http location})
aren't available.

 

The problem arises in that the test tries to simultaneously stress test
constructs like #any, #none, and generic bindings.  Testing these features
in isolation prevents the unfortunate interaction.

 

To solve this, I propose we untease these parts of the test, in the
following way:

 

1)  Remove the GenericSOAPBinding from MessageTest-1G.

2)  Create a new test GenericBinding-1G which binds the interesting types of
operations:

a.   in-out MEP

b.   in-out MEP with returned fault

c.   in-only MEP

d.   robust-in-only MEP

e.   robust-in-only MEP with returned fault.

 

I'm happy to do this work if the implementers agree it's useful.  Let's
discuss on Thursday.

 

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