Consuming WS-RM enabled service in CAF

Hi All,
When i imported a WS-RM enabled service in a CAF project i can see in the design time that the operation is still showing that WS-RM is still not enabled. Is it possible to consume a WS-RM enabled service into CAF? If yes, Please suggest some way to do.
Thanks & Regards,
Rohit

Hi Rohit,
You cannot configure reliable messaging for Web services you have imported in your composite application. You can only find out which of the operation of the external service support reliable messaging in the Operations tab of the external service editor.
To check whether any of the operations of the service you have imported supports idempotency or reliable messaging, open the Operations tab page and check the Idempotency and WS-RM columns in the Existing Operations table.
Regards,
Naresh

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