pp108 : Configuration Options for SOAP Message

Configuration Options for SOAP Message

This topic describes the configuration options on the Process Platform Simple Client interface.


You can select the following options to compose the SOAP request with security and reliable messaging configurations.

Option

Description

Action

No Reply

To invoke a SOAP request without expecting a reply. For example, few notification messages can be sent and need not be acknowledged on their receipt. Hence, a reply is not expected in such cases.

Select the check box.

Transactional

To send the message using a transactional transport such as MSMQ or JMS. If the receiving service has no transactional transport, the connection points in a non-transactional transport such as a socket will be used.
Note: If you select No Reply along with the Transactional option, the request message is processed through queuing mechanism and the response is not retrieved and replied.

Select the check box.

Login

To invoke a SOAP Request in the context of a custom user. Process Platform SSO acts as the identity provider in this case.


1.Click the Login button.
2.Type the Name and Password in the Logon dialog box that appears.
3.Click OK button.

Sign Message Body

To sign the SOAP request and enable WS- Security for the associated Web service.


1.Select the Sign message body check box.
2.Browse and select the p12 certificate in the Open dialog box that appears.
3.Type the password in the Open PKCS12 dialog box that appears.
4.Click OK
5.The SOAP Message is signed asper the WS-Security standards using this certificate and the corresponding signature is embedded in the SOAP message itself.

Encrypt Message Body

To encrypt the SOAP request and enable WS- Security for the associated Web service.


1.Select the Encrypt message body check box.
2.Browse and select the p12 certificate in the Open dialog box that appears.
3.Type the password in the Open PKCS12 dialog box that appears.
4.Click OK
5.The SOAP Message is encrypted asper the WS-Security standards using this certificate and the corresponding encrypted text is embedded in the SOAP message itself.