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user-policy
Assigns a user-policy.
Syntax
user-policy target-namespace WSDL-file WSDL-service WSDL-portType WSDL-binding
WSDL-operation [behavior]
no user-policy
Parameters
target-namespace
WSDL-file
WSDL-service
WSDL-portType
WSDL-binding
WSDL-operation
behavior
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Command Reference
# no urlrewrite-policy
#
Specifies namespace criteria for policy selection. The target namespace is
found in the WSDL definitions element. Enter the target namespace, or
enter * to match any namespace.
Identifies a specific WSDL file. Use the value of the local-name parameter as
identified by the wsdl command, or enter * to identify all associated
WSDL files.
Specifies WSDL service criteria for policy selection. Specify a particular
service with the wsdl:definitions/wsdl:service/@name form, or enter * for
any service.
Specifies WSDL port criteria for policy selection. Specify a particular port
with the wsdl:definitions/wsdl:portType/@name form, or enter * for any
portType.
Specifies WSDL binding criteria for policy selection. Specify a particular
binding with the wsdl:definitions/wsdl:binding/@name form, or enter *
for any binding.
Specifies WSDL operation criteria for policy selection. Specify a particular
operation with the wsdl:definitions/wsdl:operation/@name form, or enter
* for any operation.
Identifies the availability and behavior options the user policy. Use any
combination of the following keywords. To specify multiple keywords,
enclose the entire selection in double quotation marks ("") characters and
separate each keyword with the plus sign (+) character.
Enable
Enables requests for the operations and services included by this
component level. A WSDL component, for example, includes all
ports, services, and operation that are defined in the WSDL file.
Publish
Includes (selected) the component in any WSDL file that is
published to external directories or returned in the WSDL file that
is produced by the Web Service Proxy in response to requests by
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