Building Your Event-Driven Architecture : Service Development Help : Properties : Web Service Descriptor Properties : Web Service Descriptor Operation Properties : Body Element Properties
Body Element Properties
In the Properties view, under General, you can view basic information about the Body element in an operation’s request or response. None of the properties of a Body element can be modified.
Property
Description
Name
Name of the Body element.
Document type
Fully qualified name of the IS Document type that defines the body.
Namespace owner
Namespace owner of the Body element.
Signature type
Signature type of the Body element.
Schema URL
URL to the XML schema definition if the signature source is an element declaration from an XML schema definition.
Schema element
Element declaration used as the signature if the signature source is from an XML schema definition.
Signature
The source for the input/output signature for the operation. Click Modify Signature to change the signature source.
You can only change the operation signature source for a provider web service descriptor created from an existing IS service. You can use an element declaration in an external XML schema definition or an IS document type.
Addressing action
URI identifying the addressing action.
The value for Addressing action cannot contain spaces or new line characters.
When a WSDL is consumed for creating a consumer web service descriptor or a WSDL first provider web service descriptor and if the WSDL contains the addressing action attribute, Addressing action property will take the value of the addressing action attribute in WSDL.
In case of a provider web service descriptor, the action specified in the binder for output or fault will be the addressing action in the SOAP response or fault respectively. If no action is specified in the binder, addressing action for the SOAP response is generated at runtime based on the Default Action Pattern for WSDL 1.1. For more information about the structure of the default generated action, see the WSDL 1.1 specification.
You cannot edit the addressing action in a consumer web service descriptor. You can edit the addressing action property for service first and WSDL first provider web service descriptors only if WS-Addressing is enabled by attaching an addressing policy to the web service descriptor.
Note:  
If both addressing action property and SOAP Action attribute are provided, the URI of the SOAP Action must be the same as the one specified by the addressing action property. If the values for the SOAP Action and the addressing action property are different, Integration Server uses the SOAP Action value while generating the addressing action in the SOAP request.
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