HTTP Listener settings in config.yaml
The HTTP Listener can automatically recognize an MTOM message and store the attachments in a user-designated location. You configure HTTP Listener settings in the config.yaml file.
The /runtime/HTTP Listener key of the config.yaml file
is used by the Launcher HTTP Listener. You configure these settings as appropriate for your
business needs.
- RefreshInterval:
- The time (in seconds) that the HTTP Listener Status interface automatically refreshes in a browser window (unless the page is already reloading from a prior refresh attempt). Set this parameter to 0 to disable the refresh interval.
- RefreshIntervalIfHidden:
- The time (in seconds) for automatic updates to occur if the sHTTP Listener Status interface is minimized or hidden behind another tabbed window.
- mtomMode:
- Configures the storage of MTOM attachments. If this parameter is enabled, the attachments
for a MIME message that uses the XOP type are saved to the MTOM directory. For example, for
this HTTP header
, any data following theContent-Type: multipart/related; type="application/xop"xopis irrelevant. Set this parameter to 0 to disable it. Set this parameter to 1 to enable the storage of MTOM attachments. - mtomDir:
- This is the directory in which all extracted attachments are stored. The default directory
is the WebSphere® Transformation
Extender
logs subdirectory. Important: Directory delimiters are substituted appropriately, depending on runtime and platform. On the UNIX platform, the drive letter and subsequent colon (for example, C:) are removed.
- mtomExt:
- This is the extension used for the MTOM file. The default file extension is MTOM. The file name format is: <HTTP Listener Cfg Name>-<date-time-stamp>-<session id>.<mtom_ext>