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| smdavies99 |
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I had to use something other than IIB9 broker to run my tests as I couldn't tell it to stop using port 7080 (Broker wide httpListener).
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I was certain that there were some 'mqsi' commands that would allow you to change the port that the broker wide listener used away from 7080.
Wait, there is....
They are all there in the documentation.
It is useful to get into the habit of creating your broker via scripts and specifically setting the default ports. Then if you need to create another broker on the same machine/VM then you can easily edit the scripts and use different ports. Specifically setting them in a script acts as an 'aide-memoir' to remind you of what to do.
Also if for some reason that you have to drop/delete the broker it is very simple to re-create it in a matter of minutes from a script.
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| srinivas07438 |
| Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2015 10:34 pm Post subject: syncrequest http error returned message broker, HTTP/1.1 404 |
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Hi Ganesh,
I am getting wsdl from the browser and i also able to get response from the soap ui.
As I got some clarification on this exception, I working on it
The exception regards to message construction, the sequence which expected by webservice is different from what i am sending to it.
I use policy set and policy set bindings for signing and encryption and for token(username, password nonce) I wrote some esql as shown in the first post.
so here comes that token is coming first but need that next to the signing part.
In the header first part should signing and next encryption, token and body |
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| srinivas07438 |
| Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2015 1:24 am Post subject: syncrequest http error returned message broker, HTTP/1.1 404 |
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Hi All,
I want to set the property in Policy set "Inclusive Algorithm" under canonicalization algorithm. Can any one please let me know how to modify the default property of this (default is exclusive Algorithm)
path is policy sets-->ws-security-->message level protection-->Algorithm-->canonicalization algorithm
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| psyconic |
| Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2015 5:48 pm Post subject: |
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| psyconic wrote: |
I had to use something other than IIB9 broker to run my tests as I couldn't tell it to stop using port 7080 (Broker wide httpListener).
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I was certain that there were some 'mqsi' commands that would allow you to change the port that the broker wide listener used away from 7080.
Wait, there is....
They are all there in the documentation.
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Got a link , I still cannot find the doco where I can change the test flow port that IIB9 uses. The flow test keeps using port 7080. |
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| smdavies99 |
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| psyconic wrote: |
Got a link , I still cannot find the doco where I can change the test flow port that IIB9 uses. The flow test keeps using port 7080. |
you can change the Broker HTTP Port
you can change the EG Http Port
you can decide if you use the Broker HTTP or the EG HTTP service.
you can't change a port on a per flow basis unless you put each flow in its own EG.
Any changes you make will need a broker restart to come into operation
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