The Web Service Receiver Server Connector is part of the IBM® Security Directory Integrator Web Services suite. You
can use the information and link provided here to know about Web Service
Receiver Server Connector.
Note: Due to limitations of the Axis library used by this
component only WSDL (http://www.w3.org/TR/wsdl)
version 1.1 documents are supported. Furthermore, the supported message
exchange protocol is SOAP 1.1.
This Connector is basically an HTTP Server specialized
for servicing SOAP requests over HTTP. It operates in Server mode
only.
AssemblyLines support an Operation Entry (op-entry). The
op-entry has an attribute $operation that contains the name
of the current operation executed by the AssemblyLine. In order to
process different web service operations easier, the Web Service Receiver
Server Connector will set the $operation attribute of the op-entry.
The Web Service Receiver Server Connector supports generation
of a WSDL file according to the input and output schema of the AssemblyLine.
As in
IBM Security Directory Integrator AssemblyLines
support multiple operations, the WSDL generation can result in a web
service definition with multiple operations. There are some rules
about naming the operations:
- Pre-6.1 IBM Security Directory Integrator configuration
files contain only one input and one output schema referred to as
default operation schemas. When a pre-6.1 IBM Security Directory Integrator configuration is used
the only operation generated is named as the name of the AssemblyLine
as in IBM Security Directory Integrator 6.0.
- In the IBM Security Directory Integrator current
version's configurations if there is an operation named "Default",
the corresponding operation in the WSDL file is named as the name
of the AssemblyLine.
- In IBM Security Directory Integrator current version's
configurations if there is an operation named "Default" and there
is also an operation with a name as the name of the AssemblyLine,
both operations preserve their names in the WSDL file.
- In all other cases the operations appear in the WSDL file as they
are named in the AssemblyLine configuration.