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Parameters
url
Guidelines
When an XML Firewall is in SOAP mode, either on the request or response side, it
validates the incoming messages against a W3C Schema that defines a conforming
SOAP message.
It is possible to customize which schema is used on a per-firewall basis by using
this command; different schemas can be used to accommodate nonstandard
configurations or other special cases.
In the absence of an explicit schema assignment, the XML Firewall defaults to:
Related Commands
request-type, response-type
ssl
Assigns an SSL Proxy Profile.
Syntax
ssl name
no ssl
Parameters
name
Guidelines
Assignment of an SSL Proxy Profile to an XML Firewall is optional. In the absence
of an assigned SSL Proxy Profile, the XML Firewall client and server exchanges are
accomplished over a nonsecure connection.
An SSL Proxy Profile specifies the SSL operational mode (client, server, or
two-way) and identifies the cryptographic resources (key, certificates, and cipher
lists) available to the SSL proxy. The SSL Proxy Profile must exist. If it does not
exist, create one with the sslproxy command.
Use the no ssl command to remove the SSL Proxy Profile assignment.
Related Commands
stylesheet-policy, urlrewrite-policy, xml-manager
stylesheet-policy
Assigns a stylesheet policy to the XML Firewall.
910
Command Reference
Specifies the URL of the schema file.
store:///schemas/soap-envelope.xsd
Specifies the name of the SSL Proxy Profile assigned to the XML Firewall.
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