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The response-attachment command specifies the processing mode for attachments
in server responses (as defined in RFC 2387). This type of request is a compound
object that consists of several interrelated body parts and is the mechanism that is
used to support the bundling of attachments in a SOAP message package, which is
commonly referred to as a SOAP with Attachments message.
Meaningful only when the value of the response-type command is soap.
Related Commands
response-type
Examples
v Provides full SOAP with Attachments support.
v Provides partial SOAP with Attachments support.
response-type
Characterizes the server-originated traffic stream.
Syntax
response-type {xml | soap | unprocessed}
Parameters
xml
soap
unprocessed
908
Command Reference
streaming
Allows messages that contain attachments in streaming mode, but
provides limited processing. Messages in the form of a SOAP
message package, which is a SOAP with Attachments message, are
supported. Processing can be applied individually to each
attachment. The appliance does not create a manifest of all
attachments. Attachments must be accessed and processed in the
order that they appear in the package.
unprocessed
Allows messages that contain attachments, but does not process
attachments. This option permits the forwarding of messages that
contain large attachments. The root part of the message, which
typically contains a SOAP message, is subject to filter and
transform actions. No processing of parts other than the root part
is possible. Accompanying documents can be passed intact.
# request-attachments allow
#
# request-attachments streaming
#
Characterizes the server-originated traffic stream as raw (unencapsulated)
XML.
Characterizes the server-originated traffic stream as SOAP.
Characterizes the server-originated traffic stream as non-XML traffic that is
not transformed by the XML Firewall.
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