SOAP Binding Reference
You can specify the endpoint, SOAP defaults, service transport, and reference transport for the binding node. You can specify the SOAP general configuration for the operation node, and the part list for the input or output message node.
Binding Node
| Field | Required? | Editable? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Y | Y | The name of the binding.
Default: SOAPService_Bindingn, where n is an integer. |
| Description | N | Y | A description of the binding.
Default: None. |
| Target Namespace | Y | Y | The target namespace for a concrete WSDL file for the service.
Default: AbstractWSDLNamespace/BindingName, where AbstractWSDLNamespace is the namespace of the abstract WSDL file of the service and BindingName is the value of the Name field. |
| Field | Required? | Editable? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| SOAP Version | N | Y | The version of the SOAP specification: 1.1 or 1.2.
Default: 1.1. |
| Style | Y | Y | The SOAP binding style: Document or RPC.
Default: Document. |
| Encoding | N | N | The encoding type for the body of the SOAP input and output messages. Set to Literal. |
| Field | Required? | Editable? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transport Type | Y | Y | The type of transport supported by the binding. HTTP or JMS. |
| HTTP | |||
| Endpoint URL | Y | Y | An absolute URL when its value contains an underscore ("_"), especially in the hostname part of the URL. |
| Enable WS-Reliable Messaging | N | Y | Indicate whether to enable WS-Reliable Messaging behavior. When checked, the Quality of Service drop-down list displays.
Default: Unchecked. |
| Quality of Service | N | Y | The level of guarantee for message delivery.
Default: Exactly Once. |
| Enable WS-Addressing | N | Y | Indicate whether to enable WS-Addressing headers. When checked, the Anonymous checkbox displays.
Default: Unchecked. |
| Anonymous | N | Y | Indicate whether synchronous responses should be returned to the client when WS-Addressing is enabled.
Default: |
| Connector Name | Y | Y | The name of the HTTP connector resource instance that provides incoming transport services.
Default: httpConnector. |
| Session Inactivity Timeout (s) | Y | Y |
Specifies the time, in seconds, between the client requests before the servlet container invalidates the session. Default: 60. |
| Binding Specification | Y | Y | Binding specification supported: TIBCO or W3C SOAP-JMS.
Default: TIBCO. Note: The thread pool parameters can be configured at a SOAP/JMS service binding level in addition to the node level. The parameters set on a SOAP/JMS service binding take precedence over the values defined at the node level as below:
java.property.com.tibco.amf.bindingtype.soap.endpointPoolSteadySize=10 java.property.com.tibco.amf.bindingtype.soap.endpointPoolMaxSize=15 If neither sets of values are specified, then a system default of 10 and 15 are used for endpointPoolSteadySize and endpointPoolMaxSize respectively. |
| JMS - Request Configuration | |||
| JMS Connection Factory | Y | Y |
A JMS Connection Factory. |
| JMS Destination | Y | Y | A JMS destination configuration. |
| Acknowledge Mode | Y | Y | The acknowledgment mode for incoming messages. Set to Auto, meaning that the message is automatically acknowledged when it is received. |
| Message Type | Y | Y | The type of the message content: Text or Bytes.
Default: Text. |
| JMS - Reply Configuration | |||
| JMS Connection Factory | Y | Y | A JMS Connection Factory . |
| Delivery Mode | N | Y | The delivery mode of messages:
Default: Persistent. |
| Correlation Scheme | Y | Y | Scheme which identifies the correlation scheme used when sending reply messages.
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| Message Priority | N | Y | The priority of the message. Priority is a value from 0-9. Higher numbers signify a higher priority (that is, 9 is a higher priority than 8).
Default: 4. |
| Message Expiration (ms) | N | Y | The length of time a message can remain active. 0 means that the message does not expire.
Default: 0. |
| Field | Required? | Editable? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transport Type | Y | N | The type of transport supported by the binding: HTTP or JMS. |
| HTTP | |||
| HTTP Client | Y | Y | An HTTP Client. |
| Endpoint URI | Y | N | The Endpoint URI field on reference is a combination of the hostname, port number and the Filespec or Endpoint URL. Though this field is not editable, the Filespec or Endpoint URL part can be changed by providing a complete URL or a URI.
You can also pick or enter a substitution variable for the value, for example, %%MyPartnerEndPoint%% You can define the value for the substitution variable with a complete URL, for example, http://<host>:<port>/weatherReportPT. SSL-enabled SOAP/HTTP EndpointsYou can override the protocol value in the Filespec or Endpoint URL field to https:// to enable SSL. This requires pre-configuration of HTTP Client shared resource to use SSL Client Provider. Even if SSL is enabled in the HTTP Client shared resource, the protocol value in that field determines whether SSL is enabled or not. |
| Endpoint URI Filespec | Y | Y | The endpoint URI filespec. This field is populated from the SOAP Address element of the WSDL port associated with the SOAP-HTTP reference binding. This value can be edited by typing the new value or by using the Substitution Variables picker to select a substitution variable that points to a valid endpoint URI value. |
| Override HTTP Client Socket Timeout | N | N | A boolean field check box representing whether the "Binding Socket Timeout" value is to be used (when true), or ignored (when false). |
| Binding Socket Timeout | N | N |
An integer field representing a timeout value in milliseconds for a synchronous reply to arrive when an external service is invoked. It accepts substitution variables. This value is used only when the Override HTTP Client Socket Timeout is selected. This field is equivalent to the field Socket Timeout of the HTTP Client resource template. |
| Enable WS-Reliable Messaging | N | Y | Indicate whether to enable WS-Reliable Messaging behavior. When checked the Quality of Service drop-down list displays and the Enable WS-Addressing and Anonymous checkboxes are checked.
Default: Unchecked. |
| Quality of Service | N | N | The level of guarantee for message delivery.
Default: Exactly Once. |
| Enable WS-Addressing | N | Y | Indicate whether to enable WS-Addressing headers. When checked, the Anonymous checkbox displays and is checked.
Default: Unchecked. |
| Anonymous | N | Y | Indicate whether synchronous responses should be returned to the client when WS-Addressing is enabled. When unchecked, the Connector Name field displays.
Default: Checked. |
| Connector Name | N | Y | The name of the connector to which responses should be sent.
Default: None. |
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JMS |
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| Binding Specification | Y | N | Binding specification supported: TIBCO or W3C SOAP-JMS.
Default: TIBCO. |
| JMS - Request Configuration | |||
| Connection Factory | Y | Y |
A JMS Connection Factory. |
| Destination | Y | Y | A JMS destination configuration.
Note: Only queues are supported for SOAP/JMS. Topics are supported in a limited way; only SOAP/JMS reference bindings containing one-way operations (exclusively) with topics as destinations can be enabled by adding the following line to the node's TRA and restarting the node:
java.property.com.tibco.amf.bindingtype.soap.suppressTopicUnsupportedError=true
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| Delivery Mode | Y | Y | The delivery mode of messages:
Default: Persistent. |
| Message Priority | Y | Y | The priority of the message. Priority is a value from 0-9. Higher numbers signify a higher priority (that is, 9 is a higher priority than 8).
Default: 4. |
| Message Expiration (ms) | Y | Y | The length of time a message can remain active. 0 means that the message does not expire.
Default: 0. |
| JMS - Reply Configuration | |||
| Destination | Y | Y | A JMS destination configuration. |
| Acknowledge Mode | Y | N | The acknowledgment mode for incoming messages. Set to Auto, meaning that the message is automatically acknowledged when it is received. |
| Correlation Scheme | Y | Y | Scheme which identifies the correlation scheme used when sending reply messages. |