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If the service operation returns void, what is the message
exchange pattern? Is the client waiting the operation to be
completed in this case?
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Answer Posted / sukanta
The default behavior of a service operation is the request-reply pattern. In a request-reply pattern, the client waits for the reply message, even if the service operation is represented in code as a void method. With a one-way operation, only one message is transmitted. The receiver does not send a reply message, nor does the sender expect one.
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