IBM WebSphere XS40, Command Reference Manual

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Examples
v
Assigns the
wsaErrorHandler
URL Rewrite Policy to modify the contents of the
FaultTo
element.
# wsa-faultto-rewrite wsaErrorHandler
#
v
Removes the assigned URL Rewrite Policy.
# no wsa-faultto-rewrite
#
wsa-force
Forces the inclusion of Web Services Addressing (WS-Addressing) headers into
incoming, traditionally-addressed messages.
Syntax
wsa-force { on | off }
Parameters
on (Default) Forces the inclusion of WS-Addressing headers.
off Retains the traditional addressing headers.
Guidelines
The
was-force
command is relevant when the DataPower service provides service
to users of WS-Addressing and users or traditionally-addressed messages (the
wsa-mode command is wsa2wsa , wsa2sync , or sync2wsa ). In these topologies, the
DataPower service generally handles a mix of messages that use the
WS-Addressing format and the traditional format.
Use this command to ensure that all messages use WS-Addressing. By default,
wsa-force is disabled. When disabled, the DataPower service supports of mix of
addressing styles.
When enabled, the DataPower service converts traditionally-addressed messages to
the WS-Addressing format by adding the
reply-to
and
fault-to
headers to the
traditionally-addressed message.
The
reply-to
header will contain the following default value:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/08/addressing/role/anonymous
The
fault-to
header will contain the following default value:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/08/addressing/role/anonymous
These default values can be overridden with the wsa-default-replyto and
wsa-default-faultto commands.
Related Commands
wsa-default-faultto , wsa-default-replyto , wsa-strip-headers
Examples
v
Adds WS-Addressing headers to traditionally-addressed messages.
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