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Guidelines
The tfim-operation command specifies the name of the Web services operation. To
determine the correct value, consult your TFIM administrator.
This command is optional for all TFIM version 6.1 or 6.2 request tokens except
Custom; otherwise, it is ignored.
Related Commands
tfim-61-req-tokenformat, tfim-62-req-tokenformat, tfim-compatible, tfim-issuer,
tfim-pathaddr, tfim-porttype
Examples
v Indicates that the WSSM token consumer issued the request to access the TFIM
tfim-pathaddr
Specifies the scope for the security token.
Syntax
tfim-pathaddr destination
Parameters
destination
Guidelines
The tfim-pathaddr command specifies the scope for this security token. Within the
TFIM service, this information specifies the destination of the request. The TFIM
trust service uses this information to determine which partner is being accessed.
To determine the correct value, consult your TFIM administrator.
This command is required for all TFIM request tokens except Custom; otherwise, it
is ignored.
Related Commands
tfim-60-req-tokenformat, tfim-61-req-tokenformat, tfim-62-req-tokenformat,
tfim-compatible, tfim-issuer, tfim-operation, tfim-porttype
web service located at /itfim-wssm/wssm-default/EchoWSDL/EchoService using
the EchoService port type and the echo operation.
# tfim-issuer urn:itfim:wssm:tokenconsumer
# tfim-pathaddr /itfim-wssm/wssm-default/EchoWSDL/EchoService
# tfim-porttype EchoService
# tfim-operation echo
#
Specifies the scope for the security token. For example:
v http://itfim.ibm.com:9080/EchoApplication/services/
EchoServiceUsername
v http://9.33.97.251:9080/EchoApplication/services/
EchoServiceUsername
Chapter 78. TFIM configuration mode
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