ASAP using .NET

[Massimo Bonanni]

Hi, I try to implement ASAP protocol in my web service, but I find a very
hard problem.
I define my SOAP Header:

[XmlTypeAttribut e(Namespace="ht tp://www.oasis-open.org/asap/0.9/asap.xsd")]
[XmlRootAttribut e(Namespace="ht tp://www.oasis-open.org/asap/0.9/asap.xsd",
IsNullable=fals e)]
public class Request : SoapHeader
{

[XmlElementAttri bute(Form=XmlSc hemaForm.Qualif ied, DataType="anyUR I")]
public string ReplayTo;

[XmlElementAttri bute(Form=XmlSc hemaForm.Qualif ied, DataType="anyUR I")]
public string From;

[XmlElementAttri bute(Form=XmlSc hemaForm.Qualif ied, DataType="anyUR I")]
public string To;

[XmlElementAttri bute(Form=XmlSc hemaForm.Qualif ied, DataType="anyUR I")]
public string MessageID;

[XmlElementAttri bute(Form=XmlSc hemaForm.Qualif ied, DataType="anyUR I")]
public string Action;

[XmlElementAttri bute(Form=XmlSc hemaForm.Qualif ied, DataType="anyUR I")]
public string RelatesTo;
}

but when I view WSDL of my web service i find:

<soap:Header>
<Request xmlns="http://www.oasis-open.org/asap/0.9/asap.xsd">
<ReplayTo>anyUR I</ReplayTo>
<From>anyURI</From>
<To>anyURI</To>
<MessageID>anyU RI</MessageID>
<Action>anyUR I</Action>
<RelatesTo>anyU RI</RelatesTo>
</Request>
</soap:Header>

This is wrong, because ASAP Header must be:

<soap:Header>
<ReplayTo>anyUR I</ReplayTo>
<From>anyURI</From>
<To>anyURI</To>
<MessageID>anyU RI</MessageID>
<Action>anyUR I</Action>
<RelatesTo>anyU RI</RelatesTo>
</soap:Header>

Please, someone have a solution? Thank you.

Max

[François Lemaire]

RE: ASAP using .NET

If I understand well your requirements, I think you should have one header
for ReplayTo, one for From, etc., not one big header containing all the
others ; SOAP headers are the elements immediatly under the soap:Header tag,
thus ReplayTo is a different header from the From header, in my opinion.

Moreover, some of these headers look like WS-Addressing headers. If this is
the case, you must precise the namespace.

Regards

François

PS : if I'm wrong about the headers, try removing the XmlRoot attribute or
putting its ElementName field to "" ; by default, this attribute uses the
class name as element name for XML serialization.