> Aside from the "duplicate FaultTo" tests (1142,1242), I I actually meant aside from the "duplicate ReplyTo" tests (1141,1241). When there's a duplicate FaultTo, that means the [fault endpoint] property can't be resolved, and any faults will default to going to the [reply endpoint], which in this case is "none". So I think we're OK on 1142/1242 (if WSO2 stops sending "none"), and now that the endpoint has been refreshed to fix the issue we clarified on Monday (i.e. don't generate a property value if the headers are wrong for that property), we should be OK on 1141/1241. > believe Axis is behaving entirely reasonably according to the > spec - we are generating a fault (for instance, "duplicate To > header") and then sending it to the FaultTo address, which > defaults to the ReplyTo address if no <FaultTo> is present. Thanks, --GlenReceived on Wednesday, 15 March 2006 13:48:15 GMT
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