Transport Type
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None
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The transport over which the SOAP message is sent. HTTP and JMS transports are supported.
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Application for HTTP Transport
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Default Host/Port
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None
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Specifies the default host and port configuration available in the concrete WSDL.
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HTTP Client Name
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Yes
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Name of the HTTP Client resource.
Note:
- Click the
icon to select a shared resource for the HTTP client.
- Apache Axis2 library is upgraded. So, the SOAP Reference Binding supports Apache HttpComponents implementation library only, instead of Apache Commons library.
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Endpoint URI
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Yes
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The endpoint of the service through which SOAP clients can access the service.
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Application for JMS Transport
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JMS Connection Name
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None
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Name of the JMS Connector resource
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JMS Destination
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Yes
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Specifies the name of the destination for the incoming JMS messages. The syntax of the destination name is specific to the JMS provider you are using.
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Messaging Style
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None
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Specifies the style of the incoming messages on the specified destination. It can be
Generic,
Queue, or
Topic.
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Message Type
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None
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Specifies the type of the incoming messages on the specified destination. It can be either
Text Message or
Bytes Message.
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Delivery Mode
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No
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The delivery mode of messages.
- Persistent Messages are stored and forwarded.
- Non-Persistent Messages are not stored and can be lost due to failure.
The default is
Persistent.
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Expiration
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Yes
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The length of time a message can remain active. 0 means that the message does not expire.
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Priority
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Yes
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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).
The default is 4.
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JMS Application Properties
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None
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The user-defined JMS Properties required to be available in the incoming message.
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JMS Application Properties(Response)
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None
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The user-defined JMS Properties required to be sent in the outgoing message.
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