Scenario Properties Bindings Tab (Web Services)

 

Web services support is available only in Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Suite.

You use the Binding tab of the Scenario Properties dialog box to specify the transport protocol and related properties you want to use when specifying a Web service call scenario. Values you specify in the scenario override WSDL values when the scenario is executed. The WSDL itself is not modified.

Fields

Protocol

The network protocol to use when sending the Web service call to the WSDL URL. The default is HTTP.

Properties

You use the fields in the Properties table to specify values for parameters used by the Web service call. Stylus Studio uses these values when you run the Web service call scenario.

Name
Description
end point*
The destination of the Web service call - http://www.swanandmokashi.com/HomePage/WebServices/StockQuotes.asmx, for example.
SOAPAction*
The requested action to be performed by the Web service - http://swanandmokashi.com/GetQuotes, for example.
user
The username, if any, required by the endpoint.
password
The password, if any, associated with the user.
time out*
The connection timeout; the default is 30000 milliseconds.
Proxy server+
The server name or IP address. If you need to specify a port, separate the port number from the address with a colon - 123.45.67.89:500, for example.
Proxy user+
The user name associated with the proxy server.
Proxy password+
The password associated with the user.
Proxy bypass list+
The domain names for which you do not wish to use the proxy server settings (www.stylusstudio.com, for example). Separate multiple entries with semicolons.
Table 168. Properties Settings

* This field is completed when you select a Web service (using the UDDI Browser, for example).

+ This field uses default values, if any, provided by the Proxy Settings page of the Options dialog box.

Client

You use the Client field to specify the type of client you want to use to send the SOAP request to and receive the SOAP response from the Web service - Microsoft .NET, or Apache Axis.

For More Information

Creating a Web Service Call Scenario

Testing a Web Service

 
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