By setting the SOAP mustUnderstand header attribute to “1”, you indicate that the service provider must process the SOAP header entry. In case the service provider is not able to handle this special header a SOAP fault server error is sent back to the calling client. In this post I would like to point out an easy way to support these mustUnderstand headers when simulating SOAP WebServices with Citrus.
Author: | Christoph Deppisch |
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Tags: | Citrus, SOAP WebServices, Spring |
Categories: | citrus, development |
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