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Dear TC members, As I have a Microsoft-oriented background, I got in the past often the question if Microsoft / .NET supports AS4. At this time, there’s no support for this out-of-the-box. Even no open-source libraries available that support SOAP with Attachments. Within the R&D team of Codit, the company ...

Makes sense to keep this implementation specific, or configurable in the best case… Kr Toon Vanhoutte Integration Architect – Competence Manager – Microsoft Certified Trainer Codit M +32 479 90 51 15 E toon.vanhoutte@codit.eu W www.codit.eu Blog ...

I understand the need to implement a minimal AS4 client, without SwA (so pure SOAP). When using pure SOAP, the implementation is less complex. SwA is less adopted worldwide, compared to pure SOAP. So I would suggest to keep the option of pure SOAP available (the web service can be exposed via WSDL) for ...

Good proposal, Sander. One of the biggest advantages is the fact that it's only influencing the HTTP stack, so the impact of the ebMS processing is almost nihil. In case of split & join, or external reference, it influences the ebMS processing in many ways: implementation, additional error handling, ...