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Asked: 2026-06-06T07:39:41+00:00

I am using cxf framework in order to expose some web services. When i

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I am using cxf framework in order to expose some web services.
When i tested it using soap-ui, it works great. But one of our customers that uses different soap client complains that the message ends with:

/soap:Envelope>

–uuid:91c5694a-93f5-404c-ab2b-8c220b7f289f–

I searched the web, and i found that this line apears not only in our system. But I couldn’t figure out whether this suffix is valid and well-formed, or not.

Is there any reference that document this issue?
Is it really valid?
How can I remove it?

Thanks!

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  1. Editorial Team

    It sounds like you have MTOM enabled on the server side. In that case, the SOAP message is wrapped in mime wrappers (which is per spec). The –uuid thing is a marker of a mime part. If the client is having issues with those, then it sounds like that client cannot handle MTOM. You COULD turn MTOM off for those clients.

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