> SOAP messages can take many forms. SOAPAction provides the information > needed by a generic message broker to dispatch a message to the appropriate > handler, without requiring the message broker to have intimate knowledge of > each SOAP message structure. The SOAPAction can serve as a "key" into a > table of message processors. IMO, SOAPAction is conceptually similar to the > MIME Content-type. HTTP servers do not dispatch on content-type. either you're dispatching on the URI or you're breaking compatibility with HTTP. KeithReceived on Tuesday, 8 May 2001 01:24:22 GMT
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