> It would refuse to parse the type if it noticed that a function was
> passed to or returned from a SOAP stub.  I wasn't even aware that you
> could pass higher-order functions to SOAP functions - in fact, I don't
> even know how that would work with the majority of languages used to
> implement SOAP servers (ie. Java and C#) which don't support functions
> as first class objects.

 That is were things start to become fun :-)  I would expect an higher
 order function to receive the address of a remote stub...

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