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#define | SOAP_NHTTP_SOAP_ACTION "SoapAction" |
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herror_t | soap_nhttp_server_init_args (int argc, char **argv) |
herror_t | soap_nhttp_server_run (void) |
void | soap_nhttp_server_destroy (void) |
herror_t | soap_nhttp_register (const char *context) |
short | soap_nhttp_get_port (void) |
const char * | soap_nhttp_get_protocol (void) |
herror_t | soap_nhttp_client_init_args (int argc, char **argv) |
herror_t | soap_nhttp_client_invoke (void *unused, struct SoapCtx *req, struct SoapCtx **res) |
void | soap_nhttp_client_destroy (void) |
This section describes how to use SOAP within HTTP with or without using the HTTP Extension Framework. Binding SOAP to HTTP provides the advantage of being able to use the formalism and decentralized flexibility of SOAP with the rich feature set of HTTP. Carrying SOAP in HTTP does not mean that SOAP overrides existing semantics of HTTP but rather that the semantics of SOAP over HTTP maps naturally to HTTP semantics.
SOAP naturally follows the HTTP request/response message model providing SOAP request parameters in a HTTP request and SOAP response parameters in a HTTP response. Note, however, that SOAP intermediaries are NOT the same as HTTP intermediaries. That is, an HTTP intermediary addressed with the HTTP Connection header field cannot be expected to inspect or process the SOAP entity body carried in the HTTP request.
HTTP applications MUST use the media type "text/xml" according to RFC 2376 when including SOAP entity bodies in HTTP messages.
Definition in file soap-nhttp.h.
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The SOAPAction HTTP request header field can be used to indicate the intent of the SOAP HTTP request. The value is a URI identifying the intent. SOAP places no restrictions on the format or specificity of the URI or that it is resolvable. An HTTP client MUST use this header field when issuing a SOAP HTTP Request. The presence and content of the SOAPAction header field can be used by servers such as firewalls to appropriately filter SOAP request messages in HTTP. The header field value of empty string ("") means that the intent of the SOAP message is provided by the HTTP Request-URI. No value means that there is no indication of the intent of the message. Definition at line 69 of file soap-nhttp.h. |
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Definition at line 455 of file soap-nhttp.c. References httpc_destroy(). Referenced by soap_transport_client_destroy(). |
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Definition at line 410 of file soap-nhttp.c. References H_OK, herror_message(), httpc_init(), log_error2, and soap_transport_add(). Referenced by soap_transport_client_init_args(). |
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Definition at line 463 of file soap-nhttp.c. References httpd_get_port(). |
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Definition at line 469 of file soap-nhttp.c. References httpd_get_protocol(). |
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Definition at line 427 of file soap-nhttp.c. References H_OK, herror_message(), httpd_register(), and log_error2. Referenced by soap_transport_register(). |
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Definition at line 447 of file soap-nhttp.c. References httpd_destroy(). Referenced by soap_transport_server_destroy(). |
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Definition at line 208 of file soap-nhttp.c. References H_OK, herror_message(), httpd_init(), log_error2, soap_admin_init_args(), and soap_wsil_init_args(). Referenced by soap_transport_server_init_args(). |
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Definition at line 441 of file soap-nhttp.c. References httpd_run(). Referenced by soap_transport_server_run(). |