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sending binary data to and from web services), setting finer logging levels, and
enabling incoming message semantic validation, among other configurations.
You can read more about MTOM at http://www.w3.org/TR/soap12-mtom/ .
That's not all. If you wish to save yourself from the painful navigation on the
consoles, use the WLST commands provided here to navigate to the parent
MBean in order to modify service binding properties. Execute an ls() com-
mand to view all the RW MBeans under the parent MBean. Once you know
which
MBean
property
to
alter,
simply
execute
the
set('<mbeanName>','<mbeanValue'>) command to change its value.
connect('<username>','<password>','<soahost>:<soaport>')
custom()
cd('oracle.soa.config/oracle.soa.config:name=SalesOrderBatch,revision=1.0,partition=default,wsconfigtype=WebServiceConfig,SCAComposite="OrderBookingComposite",label=soa_d0bcfad1-1d7e-4bff-b4ae-53b5fefb5394,j2eeType=SCAComposite.SCAService,Application=soa-infra')
ls()
get('MetadataExchange')
set('MetadataExchange','0')
set('ExposeWSDL','0')
exit()
In case you are wondering where to get the directory path to the MBean, the fol-
lowing screenshot shows how it is made available by expanding the icon beside
Show MBean Information:
Our case study has multiple entry points to the composite. The business pro-
cess, in here, is also initiated when a certain file is available in a certain
polling directory. It is quite common that the nature of the file being polled, or
the polling directory itself, needs to be changed upon composite deployment.
Let's assume that the PhysicalDirectory path specified by the developer was
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