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Dominique
16 years agoOccasional Contributor
In the meanwhile, I have again some more information.
It seems that my application gives two SOAP responses instead of one, so what happens is the following:
1. First request sent
2. First answer on first request received
3. Second request sent
4. Second answer on first request received AND this answer is regarded as being the answer on the second request
=> causing the issue.
Remark: the answer on the second request is sent by my application but is discarded and does not even reach my PC.
This behaviour is seen using SoapUI, and also using JMeter.
Does this mean that it is a general problem that can happen on a commercial problem (based on C++ technology), or does this mean that SoapUI as well as JMeter use the same Java library that is not strong enough to detect which SOAP response refers to which SOAP request?
Thanks
Dominique
It seems that my application gives two SOAP responses instead of one, so what happens is the following:
1. First request sent
2. First answer on first request received
3. Second request sent
4. Second answer on first request received AND this answer is regarded as being the answer on the second request
=> causing the issue.
Remark: the answer on the second request is sent by my application but is discarded and does not even reach my PC.
This behaviour is seen using SoapUI, and also using JMeter.
Does this mean that it is a general problem that can happen on a commercial problem (based on C++ technology), or does this mean that SoapUI as well as JMeter use the same Java library that is not strong enough to detect which SOAP response refers to which SOAP request?
Thanks
Dominique