WAS v8.5 > Reference > Sets

Request consumer (receiver) binding configuration settings page

Use this page to specify the binding configuration for the request consumer.

To view this dmgr console page...

1. Click Applications > Application Types > WebSphere enterprise applicationsapplication_name.

2. Click Manage modules.

3. Click the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI).

4. Under Web Services Security Properties, click Web services: Server security bindings.

5. Under Request consumer (receiver) binding, click Edit custom.

Depending on your assigned security role when security is enabled, you might not have access to text entry fields or buttons to create or edit configuration data. Review the administrative roles documentation to learn more about the valid roles for the application server.

The security constraints or bindings are defined using the application assembly process before the application is installed.

WAS v8.5 provides assembly tools to assemble the application.

If the security constraints are defined in the application, either define the corresponding binding information or select the Use defaults option on this panel and use the default binding information for the server level. The default binding provided by this product is a sample. Do not use this sample in a production environment without modifying the configuration. The security constraints define what is signed or encrypted in the Web Services Security message. The bindings define how to enforce the requirements.

Digital signature security constraint (integrity)

The following table shows the required and optional binding information when the digital signature security constraint (integrity) is defined in the deployment descriptor.

Binding information for digital signature security constraints. The binding information is used for signing or encrypting messages.

Information type	Required or optional
Signing information	Required
Key information	Required
Token consumer	Required
Key locators	Optional
Collection certificate store	Optional
Trust anchors	Optional
Properties	Optional

You can use the key locators, collection certificate stores, and trust anchors that are defined at the server level.

Encryption constraint (confidentiality)

The following table shows the required and optional binding information when the encryption constraint (confidentiality) is defined in the deployment descriptor.

Binding information for encryption constraints. The binding information is used for signing or encrypting messages.

Information type	Required or optional
Encryption information	Required
Key information	Required
Token consumer	Required
Key locators	Optional
Collection certificate store	Optional
Trust anchors	Optional
Properties	Optional

You can use the key locators, collection certificate store, and trust anchors that are defined at the server level.

Security token constraint

The following table shows the required and optional binding information when the security token constraint is defined in the deployment descriptor.

Binding information for security token constraints. The binding information is used for signing or encrypting messages.

Information type	Required or optional
Token consumer	Required
Collection certificate store	Optional
Trust anchors	Optional
Properties	Optional

We can use the collection certificate store and trust anchors that are defined at the server level.

Use defaults

Select this option to use the default binding information from the server level.

If selected, the application server checks for binding information on the server level.

Port

Port in the web service defined during application assembly.

Web service

Name of the web service defined during application assembly.

Related

Configure token consumers using JAX-RPC to protect message authenticity at the application level

Reference:

Request generator (sender) binding configuration settings
Response generator (sender) binding configuration settings
Response consumer (receiver) binding configuration settings

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