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Guidelines
The wsa-timeout command specifies the maximum period of time to wait for an
asynchronous response, before abandoning the transaction.
This timeout value can be overridden by the var://service/wsa/timeout variable.
Related Commands
wsa-mode
Examples
v Specifies a maximum pause of 1 minute while waiting for an asynchronous
wsa-to-rewrite
Assigns or removes a URL Rewrite Policy that rewrites the contents of the Web
Services Addressing (WS-Addressing) To element.
Syntax
wsa-to-rewrite urlRewritePolicy
no wsa-to-rewrite
Parameters
urlRewritePolicy
Guidelines
The wsa-to-rewrite command modifies the contents of an incoming To element that
identifies the message destination. This command is relevant when the DataPower
service provides service for clients that support WS-Addressing formats. In these
cases, the WS-Addressing mode, as specified by the wsa-mode command, is
wsa2sync or wsa2wsa.
Related Commands
wsa-mode
wsrm
Enable or disables Web Services Reliable Messaging.
Syntax
wsrm {on | off}
Parameters
on
off
476
Command Reference
response.
# wsa-timeout 60
#
Specifies the name of an existing URL Rewrite Policy.
Enables Reliable Messaging.
(Default) Disables Reliable Messaging.
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