Response stream size below which the response body should be scanned for namespace prefix instances so that unused declarations from the header can be omitted from the body

The SECURITYIN parameter controls the treatment of a WS-Security header in the input SOAP message. The possible values of SECURITYIN are ALLOW, NOHEADER, IGNORE, IGNOREALL and REQUIRE.
- The default value of IGNORE will ignore any WS-Security headers in the input except for the UsernameToken which can always be used to login the user.
- The value of ALLOW will cause the WS-Security header to be verified on input.
- The value of REQUIRE will require the presence of the WS-Security header and verify the header on input.
- The value of IGNOREALL will ignore any WS-Security headers in the input including the UsernameToken.

- The value of NOHEADER will REALLY ignore any WS-Security headers in the input including the UsernameToken.

Note that if validation of the Security header is enabled (ALLOW or REQUIRE), then a CA file, named iris.cer, containing the trusted root X509 certificates should be put in the InterSystems IRIS manager directory if signature verification or decryption is to be performed. An optional Certificate Revocation List (iris.crl) may also be put in the InterSystems IRIS manager directory.

Can't do grace period without an OnTask loop

Set this to 0 to prevent normalizing of HTTP header variable names to lowercase

Comma separated list of response HTTP Headers from the external systems not to be passed back to the requesting service. The values are case-insensitive. The appropriate Content-Length will be used and ought not be specified here.

Category of SearchTable specified in ..SearchTableClass

Format options to apply if we need to output an XML VDoc object as a Stream

Schema type to use for the SOAP Envelope element and the Header elements it contains

When calling the service through the CSP WebServer (Standard Request) and the target of the service is a business operation invoked InProc then it is possible to attempt to maintain connection to the external system defined in the operation in between messages by setting this to true.
There is still the possibility that the external system will close the connection.
The default is On.

Persist data to operations with invocation InProc that are called Synchronously.
The default is On.
This setting is only used if calling an operation with invocation InProc.
If this setting is off then no message headers will be created and message bodies will not be saved.
If this setting is off there will be no trace in the message viewer.
If this setting is off there will be no retry attempts by the operation - only one attempt will be made.

Apply standard processing to SOAP headers; otherwise just pass them through

Store a set of searchable properties associated with each XML Document processed.
These records will be stored in the named SearchTable class, if any.

Configuration item to which to send messages

Specifies types of Validation to perform. Set to non-empty to invoke OnValidate() in your subclass. You may add it to SETTINGS in your subclass if you want to distinguish several types of validation.

Name of imported WSDL to use in describing the request document body types that may be received by this service

Callback for allowing Service to override and control construction of the HTTP response if invoked via the SOAP Inbound Adapter Split www-authenticate HTTP header and add proxy-support header if needed

Control the type and content of error returned to the SOAP caller

Ensure no call to %response.WriteHTTPHeader() before OnPage(); ServerOnly and not Abstract to ensure $$$cMETHrunnable

This user callback method is called via initConfig() from %OnNew() or in the case of CSP invoked services from OnPreSOAP()

Override this method to process incoming data. Do not call SendRequestSync/Async() from outside this method (e.g. in a SOAP Service or a CSP page).

Override this method to implement your own custom method for resolving the DocType of an incoming Message Returning nonzero means you are overriding the framework's standard DocType resolution.

This user callback method is called from %OnClose()

Override this method to implement your own custom method for validating an incoming Document Return non-zero to prevent default validation of the message (if any);

Override to do stream split & rejoin, passthrough HTTP Response

Pass through to OnProcessInput()

Accept only specified document names; resolve DocType and perform requested validation if any

Return the DocType that this service will assign to this message's body document