HTTP bindings for imports and exports

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© Copyright IBM Corporation 2008. All rights reserved __ c. Now, select the ‘HTTP Headers’ tab on the Property Method bindings panel for the ‘getQuote’ method. Here, you can override or add Transfer Encoding, Content Encoding, Media type, Character set and HTTP headers value that have been specified for all the methods in the ‘Advanced configuration’ panel __ d. Now, select the "HTTP Method Settings" tab on the Property ‘Method bindings’ panel for the ‘getQuote’ method. Only HTTP methods present in this panel are accepted by the service provider. By default, only “GET” is allowed. If you need to accept other HTTP methods, or make any of them pingable, you will need to add the method here and override the Pingable option on any HTTP method along with the status code returned by the ping. __ e. Click on Add next to the table __ f. From the Add Pingable HTTP Method window, ensure that you have the following options: 1) Method: POST 2) Status Code: 200 2008 August, 19 IBM WebSphere V6.1 – Lab exercise Page 16 of 52 SCA HTTP binding
© Copyright IBM Corporation 2008. All rights reserved 3) Click OK from Add Pingable HTTP Method window __ g. Now you should see one more Method Type, POST, added to the table __ h. Save the Assembly Diagram. File Save or Ctrl + S ____ 6. To review the ‘Binding’ summary, select the Properties Summary panel. You can see the endpoint URL of the method getQuote as /SQuoteWeb/SQuoteExport/getQuote. The /SQuoteWeb is the Web context root of the module. The /SQuoteExport is the context root of the HTTP export binding, specified in the initial configuration panel. The /getQuote is the context root of the Interface method getQuote. You can now see how the entire end point URL is built. You will need this when configuring the HTTP Import binding on the client side ____ 7. You have now completed creating and configuring the HTTP export bindings; explored the different configurations as well. You will come back later to explore other data binding and function selector options 2008 August, 19 IBM WebSphere V 6.1 – Lab exercise Page 17 of 52 SCA HTTP binding
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