Table of Contents
Advertisement
Guidelines
The Web Service Proxy can send an HTTP 1.1 request to the backend server. In this
case, the body of the document can be delimited by either Content-Length or
chunked encoding. All servers will understand how to interpret Content-Length,
and many applications will fail to understand chunked. Therefore, Content-Length
is generally used. However, doing so interferes with the ability of the DataPower
appliance to fully stream.
If you must stream full documents toward the back side, this property should be
turned on. Unlike all other HTTP 1.1 features that can be negotiated down at
runtime, if necessary, you must know beforehand that the server with which you
are communicating is compatible with RFC 2616. You might consider leaving this
property disabled, the default state, and enabling it on a per-URL basis with the
User Agent configuration.
client-principal
Specifies the name of the Kerberos client principal to decrypt encrypted requests.
Syntax
client-principal principal
Parameters
principal
Guidelines
The client-principal command the full name of a Kerberos client principal to
decrypt encrypted requests. This command is meaningful when the service needs
to decrypt automatically encrypted requests. Use when the encryption uses a
Kerberos session key or uses a key that was derived from the session key.
This principal must be in the keytab identified by the kerberos-keytab command
Related Commands
kerberos-keytab
compression
Enables or disables gzip (GNU zip) compression negotiation between the Web
Service Proxy and the backend server.
Syntax
Enables gzip negotiation
Disables gzip negotiation
788
Command Reference
Specifies the full name of a client principal.
compression
no compression
Advertisement
Table of Contents
