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The fault-to header will contain the following default value:
These default values can be overridden with the wsa-default-replyto and
wsa-default-faultto commands.
Related Commands
wsa-default-faultto, wsa-default-replyto, wsa-strip-headers
Examples
v Adds WS-Addressing headers to traditionally-addressed messages.
v Leaves traditionally-addressed message headers untouched.
wsa-genstyle
Specifies the request-response transmission model between the DataPower service
and the target server.
Syntax
wsa-genstyle { async | oob | sync }
Parameters
async Identifies an asynchronous exchange pattern in which the server response
oob
sync
Guidelines
If the request-response transmission model is async, use the wsa-back-protocol
command to identify the Front Side Protocol Handler to convey asynchronous
server responses to the original requesting clients. For the asynchronous model,
use the wsa-timeout command to specify the maximum time allowed for a server
response.
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/08/addressing/role/anonymous
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/08/addressing/role/anonymous
# wsa-force on
#
# wsa-force off
#
or
# no wsa-force
#
is received over a different channel than the one used by the DataPower
service to convey the client request.
Identifies an out-of-band exchange pattern in which the routing of the
response to the original client is handled by the target server and does not
pass through the DataPower service.
(Default) Identifies a synchronous exchange pattern in which the server
response is received over the same channel used by the DataPower service
to convey the client request.
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