Web services client bindings
The client bindings define the Web Service Description Language (WSDL) file name, preferred ports and other port information. Use this page to specify the client bindings and the port mappings for the Web services in a module.
A Web service can specify the relative path within the module of a compatible WSDL file containing the actual URL to be used for requests. The relative path only needs to be specified if the original WSDL file does not contain a URL or when a different URL is needed. For a service endpoint with multiple ports defined, a preferred mapping specifies the default port to use for a port type.
To view this page, click Applications >Enterprise Applications > application_instance > Web modules > module_instance >Web services client bindings.
For EJB modules, click Applications >Enterprise Applications > application_instance > EJB modules > module_instance >Web services client bindings.
- Web service
Identifies the name of this Web service. A module can contain one or more Web services.
- EJB
Identifies the name of the EJB for the EJB modules.
- WSDL file name
Specifies the WSDL file name, which is relative to the module. Locate the WSDL file name in the drop down menu.
- Preferred port mappings
Specifies and manages the preferred port type mapping for a Web service when a particular port type is requested.
Click Edit to edit the preferred port mapping information on the Preferred port mappings panel.
- Port information
Specifies additional configuration information for the ports of this Web service.
Click Edit to edit the port information on the Port information panel. We can set a request timeout, override an endpoint and override a binding namespace for each client port.
See also
Preferred port mappings
Web services client port information