I have used the SOAP Extract and HTTP Headers just to remove all the headers.
Compute Node properties:
Compute Mode: LocalEnvironment and Message
Everything else is same as default setting.
Inside Compute Node:
CALL copyEntireMessage();
The issue is as I have selected LocalEnvironment and Message in compute mode, and inside compute node I am not changing the LOCALENVIRONMENT. So when the message passes the compute node LOCALENVIRONMENT is getting deleted(which contains REPLY IDENTIFIER). Still I am getting the response with the SOAP Reply node.
So where is the reply identifier getting stored other than the LOCALENVIRONMENT?
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Every time you reinvent the wheel the more square it gets (anon). If in doubt think and investigate before you ask silly questions.
If you instruct the compute node to let you alter the Local Environment, you get two LocalEnvironment trees - InputLocalEnvironment and OutputLocalEnvironment.
OutputLocalEnvironment is empty unless you populate it. _________________ chmod -R ugo-wx /
In the case where the SOAP Input and Reply nodes are in the same flow, then the Reply Identifier is passed between the two nodes 'behind the scenes' by IIB itself as the request and reply are on the same OS thread. It's only when you put the reply node in a different flow (or cause it to be used on a different thread by using aggregation or async request nodes for example) that you have to worry about preserving the replyId yourself. So in the simple case IIB just makes it work without you having to do anything...
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