Web services reliable messaging in weblogic 9

Hi Weblogic web services gurus,
I have some questions regarding the reliable messaging support in wls9 of web services.
1. Since the SAF used for persistent storage, does weblogic support the sequence recovery when system failures? Or sequence can't accorss system failures?
2. For the response sequence created by the web services service provider, what is the RM policy used? From the the wsdl file, we can see the policy only attach to the input message part of operation section.
Thank you very much!
Wayne Chen

Someone please reply. I'm clueless. Are they saying the webservices reliable messaging has already been implemented using ABAP LUW and is available in the workbench? If so how to use it ito create a reliable webservice? Why are they showing some PL/SQL like code then? It is all unintelligible to me as I haven't used any of these.
Edited by: convicted on May 11, 2011 10:59 AM

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