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Input Response

The input response node is an end point in the request and response flows. It returns the processed message as a response to the source operation. In a request flow, you can use the input response in certain conditional situations.

For example if an input error is detected, the message can return immediately to the source without invoking the callout.

You can set properties for the Input Response node in the Details tab of the Properties view.


Properties

Use dynamic endpoint if set in the message header

When an export is configured with JAX-WS binding, the WS-Addressing support provided by this binding allows the response to be sent to a specified endpoint. This endpoint is normally the address contained in the WS-Addressing ReplyTo header that may be set in the WSAHeader in the request received by the export. The mediation flow can specify a different endpoint address to use, and this endpoint address is set in the SMOHeader of the Service Message Object passed to the Input Response node. This function is only available if dynamic routing is enabled for the Input Response node. Dynamic routing is disabled by default.

The node's properties are presented in the table below.

Input Response node property description
Property Description Possible Values
Use dynamic endpoint if set in the message header Determines if the address contained in the SMOHeader should be used to override the address contained in the WS-Addressing ReplyTo header, if present. If set to True, and if the SMOHeader contains a Target address, and if the WS-Addressing ReplyTo header is present, the response message is redirected to the address contained in the SMOHeader.

Default: false

Mediation primitives and nodes