[ebxmlms-develop] MSH client: sending messages

[Mayne, P. <Pet...@ap...>]

When a message is sent to Hermes using Request.send() (as in the LoopBack
client), the message is sent by serialising the Java SOAPMessage object over
an HTTP connection.

This is fine for a Java client, but not for a non-Java client (for example,
.NET).

If we want to treat Hermes as a black box, there's no problem for incoming
messages, because Hermes can be configured to forward them as SOAP messages
to an HTTP server, which may be ASP.NET. However, for generating messages,
it seems that a Java client must be used, because of the serialisation.

Is there a non-Java-dependent way of sending SOAP/ebXML messages into
Hermes?

Thanks.

PJDM
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Peter Mayne
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