HTTP bindings for imports and exports

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© Copyright IBM Corporation 2008. All rights reserved __ c. In the binding panel’s Binding scope tab, you can modify the target service endpoint URL, the HTTP method, version, authentication, encodings, proxy settings and response timeout __ d. Now, click on the ‘Method Scope’ tab. Here you can select the method and then enable the method scope to modify the attributes at the method level. Once the method scope is enabled, you can change the attributes of the target service endpoint URL, the HTTP method, version, authentication, encodings, proxy settings and response timeout. __ e. Return back to SCA module panel by click on the SCA modules on the top of the panel ____ 3. Explore HTTP export binding __ a. Click on SQuote SCA module. In the following panel, expand the Module components Imports and Exports. There are no imports in this module. Expand on the SQuoteExport export and then expand on the Interface and Bindings 2008 August, 19 IBM WebSphere V6.1 – Lab exercise Page 42 of 52 SCA HTTP binding
© Copyright IBM Corporation 2008. All rights reserved __ b. Click on HTTP binding. In the following binding panel, you can modify the binding attributes. The panel has two tabs, "Binding Scope" and "Method Scope". The Binding scope applies to all the methods of the Interface, whereas the Method Scope applies to a selected method on the Interface 2008 August, 19 IBM WebSphere V 6.1 – Lab exercise Page 43 of 52 SCA HTTP binding
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