A Web Services addressed message is sent from node A to node B using an underlying protocol which has no natural return path for a reply, e.g. UDP. No reply or fault message is expected by A within the scope of this scenario.
Each Web Service Addressing test case may demonstrates the following abstract scenarios, usually at most one from each category.
A Web Services addressed message is sent from node A to node B using an underlying protocol which has no natural return path for a reply, e.g. UDP. No reply or fault message is expected by A within the scope of this scenario.
A Web Services addressed message is sent from node A to node B using an underlying protocol which has no natural return path for a reply, e.g. UDP. No reply message is expected by B within the scope of this scenario, however B may later send A a fault message in a separate response message.
A Web Services addressed message is sent from node A to node B using an underlying protocol which has no natural return path for a reply, e.g. UDP. No reply or fault message is expected by B within the scope of this scenario.
A Web Services addressed message is sent from node A to node B using an underlying protocol which has a natural return path for a reply, e.g. HTTP. No reply or fault message is expected by A within the scope of this scenario.
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