User guide

Chapter 16: How to Use Reliable Messaging Function for Web Services (SOAP)
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• Receiver ID (Receiver server ID)
Specify the ID of the receiver server of the PUSH model agreed upon with the receiver server.
The format used to specify the Receiver server ID must follow "NMTOKEN" of XML and the
characters of the ID must be usable for the file name and directory name. A unique ID must be
given to each message type ID.
• Receiver server URL (receiver server URL)
Specify the URL set by the receiver server. Enter the URL corresponding to the Web service
identifier specified in Deploying the Receiver Application.
For details on how to determine the URL, refer to the SOAP Service User's Guide.
• SOAP signature verification ID
"No Signature" is set by default.
To use the non-repudiation (signature verification) function, specify an alias of the public key of the
receiver server. Select the alias specified when the public key obtained from the receiver server
that was stored in Preparing a Key Pair and Public Key Used by the Sender Client.
• Resend interval and Resend count
Specify the interval and count of retransmission when transmission of a SOAP message fails. If the
transmission is not successful within the specified number of times of retransmission, a
transmission timeout error of the SOAP message occurs.
• Add Receiver button
Adds settings of the receiver server that receives SOAP messages from the PUSH model of the
same message type ID.
To restrict access to the receiver server, register only one sender client for one message type ID.
For information on access restriction, refer to Chapter 7 How to use the Reliable Messaging
Function in the SOAP Service User's Guide.
Clicking the Confirm button at the end enables the reliable messaging function, so the sender client can
now send reliable messages.
Notes
The Windows Start menu may be slightly different depending on the system used.
The Receiver server ID, Sender client ID, and Message type ID are used as the directory name and file
name for storing reliable messages. Therefore, it is necessary to specify characters that can be used
for the directory name and file name in the operating system used. If a character that cannot be used
for the directory name or file name is specified, an error occurs when executing the reliable messaging
function.