Help required on Springs WS-Addressing

Can anybody point me to create and test an async web service using ws-addressing? The message exchange I want to implement is this:
1. Client sends a SOAP request message to the Server
2. Server sends an HTTP 202 Accepted to the Client
3. Server sends a SOAP response message to the Client
4. Client sends an HTTP 202 Accepted to the Server

I am using Springs WS 2.0.5. The Springs documentation mentions the configuration required to make configurations on server side and client side to access a web service asynchronously. But I am not able to arrive at a client to test if the server implementation is proper. I tried using SOAP UI to trigger request with relevant WS-A headers set. However, I receive a "synchronous" response.

Should the client also implement and expose an Endpoint to receive the response?

1 Answer

Did you check this one?
http://victor-ichim.blogspot.in/2011/09/asynchronous-web-services-with-ws.html
The example given works the way you want it.

Checkout this link too - https://blogs.oracle.com/sujit/entry/asynchronous_webservice

answer Jul 12, 2013 by Sudheendra

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Does anyone know any other possible reasons? Let me know if you need more details.