Soap.SOAPHTTPTrans.SOAPInvokeOptions

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Delphi

SOAPInvokeOptions = (soNoValueForEmptySOAPAction,   { Send "" or absolutely no value for empty SOAPAction }
soIgnoreInvalidCerts,          { Handle Invalid Server Cert and ask HTTP runtime to ignore }
soNoSOAPActionHeader,          { Don't send SOAPAction - use very very carefully!! }
soAutoCheckAccessPointViaUDDI, { If we get a status code 404/405/410 - contact UDDI }
soPickFirstClientCertificate   { If certificate info is not specified - use first }
);

C++

enum DECLSPEC_DENUM SOAPInvokeOptions : unsigned char { soNoValueForEmptySOAPAction, soIgnoreInvalidCerts, soNoSOAPActionHeader, soAutoCheckAccessPointViaUDDI, soPickFirstClientCertificate };

Properties

Type	Visibility	Source	Unit	Parent
enum	public	Soap.SOAPHTTPTrans.pas Soap.SOAPHTTPTrans.hpp	Soap.SOAPHTTPTrans	Soap.SOAPHTTPTrans

Description

SOAPInvokeOptions and TSOAPInvokeOptions represent flags that customize how to handle a SOAP message.

TSOAPInvokeOptions is a set of TSoapInvokeOption values. TSoapInvokeOption values are flags that specify how THTTPReqResp manages the sending and receiving of SOAP messages. The following table lists the possible values:

Value	Meaning
soNoValueForEmptySOAPAction	When calling Web services that specify empty SOAP actions, omit the SOAPAction header rather then generating a SOAPAction header whose value is an empty string.
soIgnoreInvalidCerts	When the server uses SSL but has an invalid certificate, treat it as if the certificate had been valid. This is useful when debugging applications that use a secure server.
soNoSOAPActionHeader	Always omit the SOAP action header when calling Web services. It is advised that you only use this option with extreme caution.
soAutoCheckAccessPointViaUDDI	Provide fail-over support for messages that result in a status code of 404, 405, or 410. This option causes THTTPReqResp to look up the UDDI entry that was used to import the Web Service description and attempt to locate a new binding.