HTTP bindings for imports and exports
HTTP bindings for imports and exports
HTTP bindings for imports and exports
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Interface operations. If needed, you can override the data binding <strong>for</strong> each operation. Later, you<br />
will see where the data binding <strong>for</strong> each operation can be overridden<br />
1) In the ‘Data Binding Selection’ panel, select the radio button <strong>for</strong> ‘Show Data Binding<br />
classes’ <strong>and</strong> then select the <strong>HTTP</strong>StreamDataBindingXML class when listed. This will<br />
convert the internal Business object into XML data within <strong>HTTP</strong> payload. Later, you will see<br />
other options <strong>and</strong> view the outputs<br />
2) Click OK<br />
__ c. Now, click the Browse button <strong>for</strong> the ‘Function selector class:’ to set the ‘Function Selector’.<br />
This opens the ‘Function Selector Selection’ panel<br />
1) In the ‘Function Selector Selection’ panel, select the radio button <strong>for</strong> ‘Show Function<br />
Selector classes’ <strong>and</strong> then select the UrlMethodFunctionSelector class when listed.<br />
This will use the URL <strong>and</strong> <strong>HTTP</strong> method to build the function selector string. Later, you will<br />
see other options<br />
2008 August, 19 IBM WebSphere V 6.1 – Lab exercise Page 11 of 52<br />
SCA <strong>HTTP</strong> binding
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