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SOAP over Java Message Service 1.0 - Test Message Exchange Patterns

Message Exchange Patterns (MEPs) are an enumerated list of message exchanges which may be used in conjunction with the test case definitions to determine the coverage of SOAP over Java Message Service 1.0 test cases.

SOAP11-JMS-In-Only (soap11)

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  1. A sends B a SOAP 1.1 request message

{ test0001 test0018 }

SOAP12-JMS-In-Only (soap12)

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  1. A sends B a SOAP 1.2 request message

{ test0101 test0003 test0019 }

SOAP11-JMS-In-Out (soap11)

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  1. A sends B a SOAP 1.1 request message
  2. B sends A a SOAP 1.1 response message

{ test0002 test0004 test0005 test0009 test0010 test0011 test0012 test0013 test0014 test0015 test0020 }

SOAP12-JMS-In-Out (soap12)

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  1. A sends B a SOAP 1.2 request message
  2. B sends A a SOAP 1.2 response message

{ test0102 test0006 test0007 test0008 test0016 test0017 }

SOAP11-JMS-In-Out-Fault (soap11)

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  1. A sends B a SOAP 1.1 request message
  2. B sends A a SOAP 1.1 fault

{ test1001 test1002 test1003 test1004 test1005 test1006 test1007 test1008 test1009 }

SOAP12-JMS-In-Out-Fault (soap12)

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  1. A sends B a SOAP 1.2 request message
  2. B sends A a SOAP 1.2 fault

{ test1101 test1102 test1103 test1104 test1105 test1106 test1107 test1108 test1109 }

Generated from meps.xml using meps.xsl.

SOAP over Java Message Service 1.0 Test Suite

Phil Adams, Editor
Roland Merrick, Chair

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