Description:
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When I try to make a SOAP call to a server that doesn't reply with an answer, my client keeps on waiting until the server finished it's work. 

Shouldn't one-way operation be "fire-and-forget" in order to make more sense?

This could be solved by returning a HTTP 200 response and closing the socket, right after the SOAP call was received by the server.



Reproduce code:
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Server code:
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public function onewaytest() {
   sleep(50);
}

Client code:
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$soap = new SoapClient(null, '...');
$starttime=time();
$soap->onewaytest();
echo time()-$starttime." sec\n";

Expected result:
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Just the network time-overhead caused by HTTP connect and POST. 

Actual result:
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Above 50 sec.