Some behaviors of web services can be modified by setting configuration
properties.
Inbound web services
Table 1. Inbound web service
configuration parameters
| Configuration parameter |
default |
Notes |
Example |
|
enable-advanced-parameter-properties-for-wsdl |
false |
Controls which advanced properties are taken into account when generating the WSDL for an
inbound web service. Currently the default value of this configuration property is set to
false only for backward compatibility. If its value is set to
true, all advanced properties of the business objects are taken into account. This
is the recommended value that is to be specified in the 100Custom.xml file. For more information,
see Controlling usage of advanced properties of Business Objects for inbound Web Services. |
<common>
<webservices>
<enable-advanced-parameter-
properties-for-wsdl
merge="replace">
true
</enable-advanced-parameter-
properties-for-wsdl>
</webservices>
</common>
|
Outbound web services
Table 2. Outbound web service
configuration parameters
| Configuration parameter |
default |
Notes |
Example |
timeout |
-1 |
Specifies the maximum time (in seconds) to wait for a response to be returned. The value
minus one (-1) is the default value. The -1 value causes the property to be ignored, and the
underlying web service engine's default value of 300 seconds will be used for the request timeout.
For more information, see Specifying a timeout for a web service. |
<server>
<webservices>
<timeout
merge="replace">60</timeout>
</webservices>
</server>
|
dateandtime-include-milliseconds |
false |
Specifies whether milliseconds should be taken into account during request serialization and
response deserialization. If set to true, milliseconds are taken into account. If set to false,
milliseconds are considered to be zero. |
<common>
<dateandtime-include-milliseconds
merge="replace">
true
</dateandtime-include-milliseconds>
</common>
|
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