Hi,

Yes, the fault header entries are declared using soap:faultheader 
elements nested within the request header declaration with which 
they are associated, so this will all be contained within the <input>  
element in the binding. Here is an example:

http://www.whitemesa.net/wsdl/std/soapauthtest.wsdl

RC

>  
>  I have a web service which accepts some information in the SOAP header and
>  may return some errors based on these values. I want to describe this using
>  WSDL.
>  
>  I can describe the SOAP header using a <soap:header> element within the
>  <input> element of the SOAP Binding. However, the implications of the
>  following text from the spec seem a little strange:
>  
>  	The optional headerfault elements which appear inside soap:header 
>  	and have the same syntax as soap:header) allows specification of 
>  	the header type(s) that are used to transmit error information 
>  	pertaining to the header defined by the soap:header. The SOAP 
>  	specification states that errors pertaining to headers must be 
>  	returned in headers, and this mechanism allows specification of 
>  	the format of such headers.
>  
>  If the headerfaults must be defined within the header that they relate to,
>  does this mean that the errors returned by the web service should be defined
>  within the <soap:header> element of the request message? That would imply
>  that the header faults that may appear in the output message are defined
>  within the <input> element. 
>  
>  James.
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