2.2.2 SOAP mode to be used

Select the SOAP mode to be used, before developing system with the service platform.

This section describes the type of SOAP mode and support range of each mode.

Organization of this subsection
(1) Types of SOAP mode
(2) Support range of the SOAP modes

(1) Types of SOAP mode

Types of SOAP mode and standard environment as well as execution environment of the corresponding Web service are as follows:

(2) Support range of the SOAP modes

Following table shows the functions of reception, service adapter and business process as well as correspondence of SOAP mode:

Table 2-2 Support range of the SOAP modes

ClassificationFunction nameSOAP mode
1.11.1/1.2 combined
ReceptionStandard reception(Web service(SOAP1.1))YY
Standard reception(Web service(SOAP1.2))NY
Standard reception(SessionBean)YY
Standard reception(MDB(WS-R))YN
Standard reception(MDB(DB queue))YY
User-defined receptionYY
Service adapterSOAP adapterYY
SessionBean adapterYN
MDB(WS-R)adapterYN
MDB(DB queue)adapterYY
DB adapterYY
TP1 adapterYY
File adapterYY
Object Access adapterYY
Message Queue adapterYY
FTP adapterYY
File operation adapterYY
Mail adapterYY
HTTP adapterYY
Custom adapterYY
Business processBusiness processYY
(Legend)
Y: Supports.
N: Does not support.

Following table describes the correspondence between WSDL definition style and the SOAP mode:

Table 2-3 Support range of the SOAP modes (WSDL definition style)

SOAP versionWSDL definition styleSOAP mode
1.11.1/1.2 combined
SOAP1.1rpc/literalYN
document/literalYY
SOAP1.2rpc/literalNN
document/literalNY
Legend:
Y: Supports.
N: Does not support.

For the relation between service components that use SOAP mode and Web service, see "2.6.1 Applicability of the service components that use Web service".