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One-way invoke generates the following unnecessary warning: For <invoke>, one-way invocation requires only the inputVariable (or its equivalent <toPart>?s) since a response is not expected as part of the operation. The outputVariable (or its equivalent <fromPart>?s) must be only specified for request-response invocations. The defined invoke (pasted below) SHOULDN'T have an output variable. Why is there a warning for doing the right thing? Here's the invoke: <invoke name="Invoke1" partnerLink="InvokePLT" operation="ForEachInvokeOp" portType="wsdlNS:InvokePortType" inputVariable="output1"/>
What do you mean by warning? If you mean the validation error badge and message displayed in callout window than this bug is a duplicate of 91984 and also 91930. These bugs are already fixed. Please check and close this issue as duplicate if appropriate.
Might be a duplicate of 91984. In which build is this issue fixed?
I have now build from 17th and validation works fine. But I think this was fixed starting from the build from January 14
*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 91984 ***