Integration Server 10.3 | Web Services Developer’s Guide | Web Services Addressing (WS-Addressing) | Applying WS-Addressing to Web Service Descriptors
 
Applying WS-Addressing to Web Service Descriptors
The following lists the main steps you need to complete to use WS-Addressing for a web service descriptor.
Note:
You can use WS-Addressing assertions along with other types of WS-Policies, such as WS-Security.
*To apply WS-Addressing to a web service descriptor
1. Determine the WS-Addressing policy you want to use.
*Out-of-the-box policy that is provided with Integration Server. For more information, see WS-Addressing Policies Provided by Integration Server .
*Custom WS-Addressing policies. You can create your own WS-Addressing policy. If you want, you can use the out-of-the-box policy as a template to start your custom WS-Addressing policy. For more information about creating your own WS-Policy, see WS-Policy Files and Guidelines for Creating WS-Policy Files.
2. Ensure that the WS-Addressing policy you want to use is located in the following directory:
Software AG_directory \IntegrationServer\instances\instance_name\config\wss\policies
3. Attach the WS-Addressing policy to the web service descriptor. For instructions, see webMethods Service Development Help.
Note:Integration Server supports attaching WS-Policies to a binder, specifically the input, output, and fault messages for the operations in a binder. A policy attached to a binder applies to all of the operations in the binder. Integration Server and Designer do not support applying policies to some operations in a binder and not others. Additionally, to attach a WS-Policy to a web service descriptor, the Pre-8.2 compatibility mode property of the web service descriptor must be set to false.