Question regarding ws-rm support in soapUI 3.5.1
Hello,
We would like to find out whether a certain behavior we experience using soapUI 3.5.1 Pro or soapUI 3.5 Basic is a known issue or not to Eviware team.
We are currently testing web services which are ws-rm,ws-addressing and ws-security enabled. Security and addressing headers are generated fine in test soap messages.
However, there is an issue with reliable messaging related headers. It seems for some reason, when the first message to create the sequence is generated, the Identifier tag , within the Offer tag in soap body has the strange value "blah" instead of a valid uuid. This is not the case with the MessageID tag value, which is as expected generated correctly.
Therefore we would like to ask if the Identifier value we see is expected or not, which apparently should not be, and whether this behavior for the CreateSequence soap message has some impact to the reliable sequence of messages?
Thanx a lot in advance, attached there is the first soap message of the ws-rm sequence we are referring to.
Nasos Pantaleon
We would like to find out whether a certain behavior we experience using soapUI 3.5.1 Pro or soapUI 3.5 Basic is a known issue or not to Eviware team.
We are currently testing web services which are ws-rm,ws-addressing and ws-security enabled. Security and addressing headers are generated fine in test soap messages.
However, there is an issue with reliable messaging related headers. It seems for some reason, when the first message to create the sequence is generated, the Identifier tag , within the Offer tag in soap body has the strange value "blah" instead of a valid uuid. This is not the case with the MessageID tag value, which is as expected generated correctly.
Therefore we would like to ask if the Identifier value we see is expected or not, which apparently should not be, and whether this behavior for the CreateSequence soap message has some impact to the reliable sequence of messages?
Thanx a lot in advance, attached there is the first soap message of the ws-rm sequence we are referring to.
Nasos Pantaleon
