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Add headers or header blocks to <Security> element in <header> element of a <SOAPEnvelop>

 
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In MZ's version 5 notes, p 111, about WS-Security, there is a statement:
"An intermediary on the message path may add one or more sub-elements to an existing security header block if they are targeted for the same SOAP node or it may add one or more new headers for additional targets".

I think it should be " ... or it may add one or more new header block for additional targets."

There should be no more than 1 header in a SOAPEnvelop. A header can have as many header blocks as you want.
 
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Himai Minh wrote:
I think it should be " ... or it may add one or more new header block for additional targets."


You are correct and that is meant in MZ notes.
 
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