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03-04-2006
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| | RE: Turning off WS-Addressing headers in an Indigo client Perhaps the basic-profile binding is involved. "fellforce" wrote: > Hi, > I'm using the Nov 2005 CTP, and generated an Indigo client from an > existing WSDL. The generated request includes the WS-Addressing headers > all tagged with mustUnderstand='1', although the WSDL mentions nothing > about requiring WS-Addressing. > > These request fail, as the service doesn't support WS-Addressing, and > is therefore required to fail the request as the WSA headers are > mU='1'. How can i turn off WS-A in the client ? the messageVersion > attribute values in the config file all seem to include a WSA version. > > Tx > Simon > > |
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