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2. Click on the hyperlinked PORT link to access the Virtual Directory settings page. On this screen you
can make several changes to the WSDL policy, including selecting the Listener and Remote policies
to associate, changing the virtual directory path, and enabling WSDL access.
By default, the WSDL generation and access is disabled. If you want your clients to be able to
access the WSDL from the Sentry WSDL policy, enable this option by checking the checkbox.
3. For the purposes of this tutorial, ensure that the “Enable WSDL access” option is checked. The
WSDL for this service can then be retrieved using the full Virtual URI with the ?WSDL syntax added
at the end.
For instance, if the virtual URI is:
http://192.168.0.14:80/qaservice/qaservice.asmx
Use this URI to retrieve the WSDL:
http://192.168.0.14:80/qaservice/qaservice.asmx?WSDL
Enter this link into a web browser and verify that the WSDL document is shown. This is the newly
generated WSDL document from Forum Sentry and will have the Sentry listener policy endpoints as
the service port locations, such that clients will communicate directly with Sentry as the service
provider.
Note: to publish the WSDL on a public IP or NAT IP, simply check the “Publish a different location in
exported WSDL” option and enter the appropriate IP and Port information.
4. Review the Associated Network Policies
1. Navigate to the Gateway>>Gateway Policies>>Network Policies page of the WebAdmin interface.
Here you will see the HTTP Listener and HTTP Remote policies generated while creating the WSDL
Policy.
A Listener Policy can be of many different protocol types including HTTP, FTP, MQ, EMS, sFTP,
and more. A listener policy does the following:
