Using Transport Binding Information
Each SOAP specification defines transport binding rules to be used when using different transports.
These rules will define the semantics of the message, when it is transported through that transport medium.
For example, HTTP binding rules will define which HTTP header it should have and its contents or restrictions,
if any. Some of the rules defined in these binding specifications will help you to differentiate
among the different SOAP versions. Since HTTP is used more often, we will only discuss HTTP binding here.
If you need information on other transports, please refer to the respective transport binding specifications.
As the name depicts, the 'Content-Type' HTTP header will define the contents of the HTTP message.
SOAP 1.1 HTTP binding mandates the presence of a defined content-type.
Also, the specification mandates the presence of a new HTTP header, called the 'SOAPAction' header.
This is normally used to indicate the intent of the SOAP message.
Practically this header value gives a hint about the operation to be invoked with the given SOAP message
Using Transport Binding Information
Each SOAP specification defines transport binding rules to be used when using different transports.
These rules will define the semantics of the message, when it is transported through that transport medium.
For example, HTTP binding rules will define which HTTP header it should have and its contents or restrictions,
if any. Some of the rules defined in these binding specifications will help you to differentiate
among the different SOAP versions. Since HTTP is used more often, we will only discuss HTTP binding here.
If you need information on other transports, please refer to the respective transport binding specifications.
As the name depicts, the 'Content-Type' HTTP header will define the contents of the HTTP message.
SOAP 1.1 HTTP binding mandates the presence of a defined content-type.
Also, the specification mandates the presence of a new HTTP header, called the 'SOAPAction' header.
This is normally used to indicate the intent of the SOAP message.
Practically this header value gives a hint about the operation to be invoked with the given SOAP message
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