Transports can be configured and enabled in a global-level as well as service-level through the service's dashboard. The transport management functionality is provided by the "Service Management" feature of the WSO2 feature repository. This feature is bundled by default in all WSO2 service hosting products. If it is not available by default in the product you are using, you can install it by following the instructions given in section Feature Management.
Follow the instructions bellow to configure and enable transports at the service-level.
1. Log on to the product's management console and select "List" under "Services."
2. The "Deployed Services" screen appears. Click on the necessary service. For example,
3. The "Service Dashboard" page appears. Click "Transports" in the "Quality of Service Configuration" panel.
4. The "Transport Management" page appears.
The Transport Management page lists the available transport listeners and senders. From here, you can add new transports and remove/configure exposed transports separately, without having to restart the server.
Transport configurations are saved in the embedded registry and are loaded from there. Service Management feature also supports the traditional axis2.xml file-based transport configuration model. For instance, you can override the transport configurations in the registry by specifying different configurations in the <PRODUCT_HOME>/conf/axis2/axis2.xml file. Transport configuration details given in the axis2.xml file gets priority over the transport configuration details saved in the registry. Any changes to axis2.xml file require a server restart to take effect.
Adding Transports
The drop-down list is populated with all enabled transports which are not added to the service. To add, simply select the transport from the drop-down list and click "Add."
You can see the transport added to the "Exposed Transports" list.
Removing Transports
To remove an added transport from the service, click the "Remove Transport" icon associated with the transport you want to remove.
Click "Yes" to confirm.
Configuring Transports
To configure a transport, click the "Configure Transport" link associated with a transport. You will be taken to a page where you can specify configuration parameters for the transport listener or the sender.
Enter the parameter name and click "Add." For example,
You will be prompted to enter the parameter value.
Click "Update" once done. The updated settings will take effect immediately and the corresponding transport listener or sender is restarted.
If you do not want to configure parameters, you can click "Cancel." You will be navigated to a "Transport Management" page where you can:
- Enable a disabled transport.
- Disable or configure an enabled transport
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Enabling a Transport
To enable a transport listener or a sender, click the "Enable" link associated with the transport. You will be navigated to a page where the configuration parameters for the transport listener or sender can be specified. The required fields will be populated with default values, which you can change according to your requirements.
Click "Enable" once configuration is done.
Click "Yes" to confirm.
If any of the dependencies required to enable the transport listener or the sender are missing, the transport will not be enabled and you will be redirected to the Transport Management page. You will notice that the Enable option is still available for that particular transport listener or sender, indicating that it hasn't been enabled. Therefore it is important that you put all the required jars in the <CARBON_HOME>/repository/components/dropins directory before attempting to activate a transport listener or a sender.
Disabling a Transport
To disable an already active transport listener or a sender, click the "Disable" link given on the Transport Management page.
Click "Yes" to confirm.
Note
TTP and HTTPS transports cannot be disabled since those transports are required by the management console and related administrative services.