wcf - SOAP server 1.1 sending response using content type defined for 1.2? -


  1. i tried sending soap1.2 request server , received following exception

    system.servicemodel.communicationexception: envelope version of incoming message (soap11 (http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/)) not match of encoder (soap12 (http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope)). make sure binding configured same version expected messages.

on analyzing traffic through wireshark, see response envelope http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/ , request envelope http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope

  1. again tried sending message same server using soap 1.1 , got following exception

    system.servicemodel.protocolexception: content type application/soap +xml of response message not match content type of binding (text/xml; charset=utf-8). if using custom encoder, sure iscontenttypesupported method implemented properly.

based on above 2 logs, can conclude remote server using soap1.1 , sending response using content type defined soap1.2 application/soap+xml? right implementation of soap specification?

code generated using service reference wsdl. following code snippet:

test3.servicereference1.soaprqst client = new test3.servicereference1.soaprqstclient(); reprequest rqst = new reprequest(); represponse op = client.getreply(rqst); string responsesting = op.body.respmsg; console.out.write(responsesting); 

client side service model:

service binding soap 1.1

   <system.servicemodel>    <bindings>         <basichttpbinding>             <binding name="<>"  />         </basichttpbinding>     </bindings>     <client>         <endpoint address="<>"             binding="basichttpbinding" bindingconfiguration="<>"             contract="<>" name="<>" />     </client> </system.servicemodel> 



service binding soap 1.2

   <system.servicemodel>     <bindings>     <custombinding>         <binding name="">             <textmessageencoding messageversion="soap12" />             <httptransport />         </binding>     </custombinding> </bindings> <client>     <endpoint address="<>"         binding="custombinding" bindingconfiguration="<>"         contract="<>" name="<>" /> </client> 


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