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Posted by ZAAN on 09/01/07 21:16
> You don't actually send on a port, you send to a port. They way they seem to
> want to do this is to have your application setup as a soap server as well.
> You then listen on the response port for a soap message from them.
There is some misunderstanding. Both port (for request and to send
response) are on their machine. They way they want to do that is to
get my raw (without HTTP header) soap request on one port (yes, I send
my soap request to that port) and send me response to that request on
another port (also in raw soap).
BR ZAAN
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