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Chapter 4 Configuring Web Services This chapter describes how to configure Web Services using WS-* standards in the following sections: ● “Overview” ● “Configuring WebService Protocols for ESB Processes” ● “Related Configuration Documentation” Progress Sonic ESB Configuration and Management Guide 8.5 122
Chapter 4: Configuring Web Services Overview Sonic ESB processes can invoke and implement web services that conform to the WS-Security and WS-ReliableMessaging specifications. To enable this functionality, an administrator must correctly configure messaging brokers, acceptors, and routings. Sonic ESB leverages WS-Security and WS-ReliableMessaging support built into SonicMQ. An overview of how this feature is supported in SonicMQ is described in the “Using HTTP Direct for Web Services” chapter of the Progress SonicMQ Deployment Guide. This chapter discusses the behavior of JMS clients that invoke or implement web services. The configuration issues are the same for ESB processes as they are for JMS clients, with one exception regarding the configuration of WebService protocols. Configuring WebService Protocols for ESB Processes The configuration of Web service protocols is documented in detail in the “Configuring Acceptors” chapter of the Progress SonicMQ Configuration and Management Guide. This chapter contains a “Configuring HTTP(S) Direct Web Service Protocol Handlers” section that describes how to configure Endpoint URLs for web services. This section refers to the following the dialog box, which is used to configure endpoint URLs: 123 Progress Sonic ESB Configuration and Management Guide 8.5
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