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Guidelines
Each WSDL Operation of the web service can have a user policy defined for that
component.
Components are specified by the combination of target namespace, WSDL file,
service, portType, binding, and operation.
Use the no user-policy command to delete a user-policy.
wsa-back-protocol
Specifies the Front Side Protocol Handler to receive asynchronous server responses
and forward them to the original client.
Syntax
wsa-back-protocol frontSideProtocolHandler
Parameters
frontSideProtocolHandler
external clients. It is possible to enable an operation but not
publish it until some other time. Also, it is possible to discontinue
publishing an operation after a sunset period.
VerifyFaults
Validates fault messages against the schema that is contained in the
corresponding WSDL file. Not all WSDL files contain schema
information for faults. For this reason, the Web Service Proxy can
be configured to allow fault messages to pass when no fault
schema information is available. When selected and the WSDL file
contains fault schema information, fault messages are checked
against that schema and rejected if they do not validate.
VerifyHeaders
Validates SOAP headers. A WSDL file can contain schema
information about SOAP headers.
NoRequestValidation
Does not validate request messages against the schema that is
contained in the corresponding WSDL file.
NoResponseValidation
Does not validate response messages against the schema that is
contained in the corresponding WSDL file.
SuppressFaultsElementsForRPCWrappers
Allows RPC operation wrapper for fault messages. This setting
applies to the full selected WSDL files.
NoWSA
Ignores all Web Services Addressing (WS-Addressing)
configuration settings.
NoWSRM
Ignores all Web Services Reliable Messaging (WS-Reliable
Messaging) configuration settings.
Specifies the name of an existing Front Side Protocol Handler.
Chapter 98. Web Service Proxy configuration mode
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