Configuring the HTTP Binding Component for HTTP Get Interactions

To configure the HTTP Binding Component to function for HTTP POST interactions, the WSDL file of the service to which the binding component is acting as proxy, needs to use the following HTTP binding language elements defined in the WSDL 1.1 Specification:

• An <http:binding> element indicating that a WSDL binding uses HTTP POST.

• An <http:address> element representing the address of the port.

• An <http:operation> element representing a relative address for each operation, that is relative to the <http:address> defined by the port.

• An <http:urlEncoded> and <http:urlReplacement> element to indicate how all of the message parts of a request are encoded and made a part of the HTTP request URI.

Examples that demonstrate how to configure the HTTP Binding Component as a provider proxy or consumer proxy are available at Using the HTTP Binding Component with the HTTP GET method and Using the HTTP Binding Component with the HTTP POST method.

Currently the HTTP Binding Component only supports the use of <http:urlReplacement> and <http:urlEncoded> with HTTP GET.