SOAP Reliable Messaging (8.1) vs. Web Service Reliable Messaging (9.0)

I am looking for the differences in implementation and user experience for two Reliable Messaging solutions ( besides that WL 9.0 implemented WS-RM Spec. ). In particular, when a Reliable Messaging transaction is committed and successfully complete, which consumer element/component on the receiver side gets the message and how ( I mean a run-time component which is not implemented by WL on the receiver side) ? Does the message stay in receiver side persistent storage until it is taken by the consumer element/component or it sits in memory only ?
Docs in 8.1 version detailed how the SOAP RM worked while in 9.0 version such description is absent.
Please, send your response to [email protected]
Thank you in advance,
- Michael

Hi,
i think its not possible to get the response of the return type as void. you just think in normal core java also, its not possible that. i think you must change in the web service. and one more thing are you developing the web service in java or .NET? if it in java its easy to change the return type. i am also new to java web service. i am giving what i know.
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