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A Remote Endpoint specifies the location to which requests are sent by a Web
Service Proxy after processing the request. This is the backend endpoint, of the
transaction. It is possible to direct traffic to an endpoint other than that specified in
the underlying WSDL by rewriting the endpoint.
Related Commands
subscription-listener-rule, subscription-publisher-rule
Examples
v Creates an Endpoint Rewrite policy named someBanking, moves to WS-Proxy
subscription-listener-rule
Adds, edits, or deletes a subscription local endpoint rewrite rule.
Syntax
subscription-listener-rule subscription protocol host port uri front-protocol
use-front-protocol
Parameters
subscription
protocol
host
port
860
Command Reference
Endpoint Rewrite configuration mode, and defines a subscription remote
endpoint rewrite rule with the following properties:
– The uddiSubscriber-SomeBankPort UDDI subscription to match
– A protocol of http
– An IP address for the remote endpoint of 10.10.13.35
– A port of 2068
– A local path of /SomeBankService/services/SomeBankPort
# wsm-endpointrewrite someBanking
WS-Proxy Endpoint Rewrite configuration mode
# subscription-backend-rule
"uddiSubscriber-SomeBankPort" "http" "10.10.13.35" "2068"
"/SomeBankService/services/SomeBankPort"
#
Specifies the name of an existing UDDI Subscription to match against a
subscription that the Proxy uses for this rewrite rule.
Specifies the part of the URL from web service binding that specifies the
protocol. The default is default.
This argument is relevant when use-front-protocol is off. This argument is
ignored when use-front-protocol is on.
Specifies the part of the URL from web service binding that specifies the
host alias or IP address. The default is 0.0.0.0.
This argument is relevant when use-front-protocol is off. This argument is
ignored when use-front-protocol is on.
Specifies the part of the URL from web service binding that specifies the
port. A value of 0 will use the port specified in the WSDL. The default is 0.
This argument is relevant when use-front-protocol is off. This argument is
ignored when use-front-protocol is on.
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