[wsf-c-dev] AXIOM NG

[Samisa Abeysinghe]

>> However, SOAP 
>> body would be USE_MANY most of the time.
>>     
>
> Why? If you're signing I guess it would have to be USE_MANY (unless we
> can find some clever way to avoid this), but apart from that, I would
> thought it would typically be USE_ONCE; it would up to the application
> to make it USE_MANY if it needs to.  What does the SOAP engine need to
> do with the body apart from signing/encrypting?  I guess you sometimes
> need the name of root element of the payload for dispatching.  What
> else?
>   
The current implementation peeks into the SOAP body to determine if 
there is a fault in the SOAP body.
This is required as the normal flow is different from the fault flow 
(e.g. we have in flow vs. in fault flow and out flow vs. out fault flow)

Samisa...