How does the processing of the call() function happens on the server side using soap?



How does the processing of the call() function happens on the server side using soap?..

Answer / Obaid Ur Rehman

On the server side, when the call() function is invoked with a SOAP message, it's handled by the SOAP processor. The SOAP processor analyzes the SOAP envelope, parses the header and body, and then dispatches the request to the appropriate service method based on the specified SOAP action. The server-side code processes the request and generates a response, which is then wrapped in a SOAP envelope before being sent back to the client.

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