As part of Managing Transports Used for Access Configuration, you must consider the types of operations each service contains before exposing the service using an HTTP or messaging transport. A service can only be exposed over a transport/protocol pair if all the operations meet the requirements for that combination. To determine what type of inbound transport is supported, review the requirements in the following table.
For example, a service that contains both one-way and request/reply operations can only be exposed using HTTP/SOAP.
| Transport Type | Protocol | Supported Operation Type |
|---|---|---|
HTTP | SOAP | One-way operations; request/reply operations |
| Message (e-mail, JMS, file) | XML, CWF (depending on the interface) | One-way operations |
Additionally, the following requirements must be met:
A message definition for a custom wire format is only supported over a messaging transport for services with one-way operations each containing a single parameter that references a Message Designer-generated schema.
SOAP is supported if all of the operation parameters reference a namespaced schema.
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