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Guidelines
When streaming MIME messages, specifies the action to take when the root part is
not the first part of the message. If the root part must be first (for example to do
conformance checking) and the action is set to process-in-order, the attachments
up to the root will be buffered.
This command is meaningful only when the value of either the
request-attachments or response-attachments command is streaming.
Related Commands
request-attachments, response-attachments
server-principal
Specifies the name of the Kerberos server principal to decrypt encrypted responses.
Syntax
server-principal principal
Parameters
principal
Guidelines
The server-principal command the full name of a Kerberos server principal to
decrypt encrypted responses. 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
soap-action-policy
Sets the SOAP Action Header Policy.
Syntax
soap-action-policy {lax | strict | off}
Parameters
lax
strict
off
818
Command Reference
Specifies the full name of a client principal.
(Default) An empty header or a header that contains the empty string from
the client is considered a match. The client might quo te the SOAP header.
For example, SOAPAction:\"\" is treated as a match.
The client must provide exactly the header specified in the WSDL. The
client might quote the SOAP header.
The SOAP header is ignored when issued by clients and is never compared
to the WSDL.
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