A message is an object that encapsulates data that is transmitted or received. The structure of a message is defined by SOAP and includes a set of headers and a body. The headers are always buffered in memory, but the body is read and written with a streaming API.
Messages have a set of properties which can be used to specify optional settings that control the behavior of a message, and to provide a way to retrieve additional information about received messages (such as security information). See WS_MESSAGE_PROPERTY_ID for a complete list of message properties.
Notifies the caller that the message has completed its use of either the WS_XML_READER structure that was supplied to WsReadEnvelopeStart function, or of the WS_XML_WRITER structure supplied to the WsWriteEnvelopeStart function.
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