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<env:header xmlns:env='http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/ envelope/'> <! extensions go here --> </env:header>

MIME-Version Organization P-Access-Network-Info P-Asserted-Identity P-Charging-Function-Addresses P-Charging-Vector P-Preferred-Identity Privacy Require Server Timestamp To User-Agent Via Warning

A SOAP header is an extension mechanism that provides a way to pass information in SOAP messages that is not part of the application payload. Such control information includes, for example, passing directives or contextual information related to the processing of the message. This allows a SOAP message to be extended in an application-specific manner. The immediate child elements of the Header element are called header blocks, and they represent a logical grouping of data that can be targeted individually at SOAP nodes encountered along the message s path from the sender to the ultimate receiver. It is important to note that the SOAP specification defines no extensions of its own, but user-defined extension services such as transaction support, authentication, digital signatures, locale information, and so on, could be implemented by placing this information inside the Header element. Header blocks can have the attributes mustUnderstand and actor. These attributes are described later in this chapter. A Header element can have any number of child elements that are not in the namespace 'http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/'. In Listing 12-1, there are two child elements: passenger and reservation.

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UPDATE Supported Header Fields Sending to UA or Proxy O O O O O O M Receiving from UA or Proxy M N/A M M M M M Event notification Authentication between UA and UA (Continued) Caller preferences Use

The Body element is the mandatory child of the SOAP Envelope element. If the Header element is present, the Body element must follow it; otherwise, it is the first child of the Envelope element. It is defined in the following manner:

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<env:Body xmlns:env='http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/'> <!-- message payload goes here --> </env:Body>

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