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Parameters
responseCodeValue
Guidelines
If the server response to an HTTP client request is asynchronous, the DataPower
service must close the original HTTP channel with a valid response code. After the
channel is closed, the DataPower service forwards the server-generated response or
fault message to the client over a new channel.
Related Commands
wsa-genstyle
Examples
v Specifies an HTTP Response Code of 210 to close an open HTTP client channel.
wsa-mode
Specifies the Web Services Addressing (WS-Addressing) support.
Syntax
wsa-mode {sync2sync | sync2wsa | wsa2sync | wsa2wsa}
Parameters
sync2sync
sync2wsa
wsa2sync
wsa2wsa
Guidelines
The wsa-mode command specifies the WS-Addressing support that the DataPower
service provides. The level of support is determined by the WS-Addressing
capabilities of the associated clients and servers. Support for any particular level of
WS-Addressing does not preclude simultaneous support for traditional addressing
formats.
v When operating in sync2wsa mode, the DataPower service, under user control,
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Command Reference
Specifies the HTTP response code to close the original client channel. Use a
value in the range of 200 through 599. The default is 204.
# wsa-http-response-code 210
#
(Default) Disables WS-Addressing support. Both hosts (clients and servers)
that access the DataPower service will use traditional addressing.
Specifies that the DataPower service is mediating between hosts that
employ traditional addressing and servers that support WS-Addressing.
Specifies that the DataPower service is mediating between hosts that
support WS-Addressing and servers that employ traditional addressing.
Specifies that the DataPower service is mediating between hosts and
servers that support WS-Addressing.
can:
– Insert WS-Addressing headers into the traditionally addressed original client
request. The default behavior is to retain the original addressing format.
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