Oracle9i Application Server Oracle9iAS SOAP Developer's Guide Release 1 (v1.0.2.2) Part Number A90297-01 |
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This chapter describes several deployment manager interfaces supporting SOAP administration. The topics covered include:
The ProviderManager
interface defines the interface to manage providers. The SOAP Request Handler Servlet (SOAP server) uses a Provider Manager is to deploy providers, undeploy providers, and access provider deployment information. The ProviderManager
interface is part of the oracle.soap.server
package.
A ProviderManager
implementation may cache deployment information. The ProviderManager
must maintain the cache.
The HTTP server provides security for the Provider Manager. The Provider Manager can be configured with a specific URL. In order to be accepted, all requests must the be made to the specified URL. If a SOAP request for the Provider Manager is made to any other URL, the request is rejected. This URL should be an alias to the SOAP Request Handler Servlet, and HTTP Listener security may be set to control which users can post to the specified URL.
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The ServiceManager
interface defines the interface to manage services. The SOAP Request Handler Servlet (SOAP server) uses a Service Manager is to deploy services, undeploy services, and access service deployment information. The ServiceManager
interface is part of the oracle.soap.server
package.
The Service Manager may cache deployment information and is responsible to maintain the cache.
The HTTP server provides security for the Service Manager. The Service Manager can be configured with a specific URL. In order to be accepted, all requests must be made to the specified URL. If a SOAP request for the Service Manager is made to any other URL, the request is rejected. This URL should be an alias to the SOAP Request Handler Servlet, and HTTP Listener security may be set to control which users can post to the specified URL.
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