This text file contains sample code fragments from: Section 19.2 - EPRs and WSDL Binding Chapter 19 - Advanced Message Design Part II: WS-Addressing Rules and Design Techniques Book - Web Service Contract Design & Versioning for SOA Series - The Prentice Hall Service Technology Series from Thomas Erl Site - www.servicetechbooks.com http://actioncon.com/service act:ptPurchaseOrder act:svPurchaseOrder Example 19.7 - This EPR contains a wsa:Metadata construct that has references to the portType and service elements from the Purchase Order WSDL definition described in Chapter 8. Example 19.8 - The entire service contract from the concrete WSDL description that was built in Chapter 8. ... act:ptPurchaseOrder act:svPurchaseOrder Example 19.9 - The EndpointName attribute is added to limit access to the Web service endpoint to a specific port. ... Example 19.10 - The wsdli:wsdlLocation attribute is added to the wsa:Metadata element. ... http://actioncon.com/services/soap11/purchaseOrder 1 Example 19.11 - An entire wsa:EndpointReference construct, embedded within a WSDL service construct, as an extensibility element for the port element. http://actioncon.com/service po:ptPurchaseOrder po:svPurchaseOrder http://megaeuromart.com/partner/ActionCon/reply http://actioncon.com/action/poresponse urn:uuid:a46d54f9-5d2f-21d7-944a-106097bf065 urn:uuid:246d44f9-5a2f-11d7-944a-006097b0abf ... Example 19.12 - An acknowledgement message sent by the Purchase Order Web service with additional wsa:Metadata elements that make the message more descriptive.