custom NS on a request #633
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…rs to define their own namespace in the message. this is sometimes required when the swdl file is not in sync with the service expected parameters. skipNS will remove the namespaces from thre message so the method name needs to be provided through the name property
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The idea behind this simple modification is to optionally let the developer define custom NS for the message of the request through the name of the request object properties. it also uses a name attribute in so the method can be renamed t will