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SOAP (Inbound)
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Deprecated
You should instead use Web Connections and Web Definitions.
A SOAP Transport is used to connect to a SOAP web service over the Internet or local network. You can receive Files from the remote SOAP web service. You configure the SOAP Transport with the appropriate details for connecting to the remote service and retrieving any files that match your requirements. The Inbound Transport will always activate with a particular File Connection and it is the properties of this File Connection that determine the filter for matching files.
Fields
| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Description | A friendly name for the SOAP Transport |
| URL | The URL of the remote SOAP service |
| Authorization Type | The authorization method to use when connecting to the remote SOAP service |
| In Process Auth | Whether authorization occurs in process of communication, or is sent in initial request |
| User Name | A user name to connect to the remote SOAP service |
| Password | A password for the above user |
| Realm (Domain) | The domain that the user belongs to. This can be left blank |
| Fields | A list of fields to include as HTTP Header values. |
| Make one request only | Select to make only one request each time the transport is triggered, otherwise it will repeat until the web service returns a HTTP response code of 500 |
| Treat result node as XML content | Select to save the contents of the first root node as the file, otherwise the entire body element of the SOAP response is saved as the file. |
Buttons
| Button Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Save | Click to save any changes you have made. All changes will be lost if you do not click the Save button |
| Cancel | Click to cancel any changes you have made |
| Delete | Click to delete this module. You will be asked to confirm your choice |
| Test With... | Click to test the connection to the remote SOAP service. You need to select the File connection that will be used to filter the files and receive any files into. This will cause the transport to run and download any files that exist on the remote SOAP service |
| SOAP Header | Click to edit the elements of the SOAP Header |
| SOAP Body | Click to edit the elements of the SOAP Body |
| Proxy Settings | Click to edit the proxy settings used when making the connection to the SOAP service |
| SSL Settings | Click to edit the SSL settings used when making the connection to the SOAP Transport |