SOAP headers provide information about the message, such as the To and From values. You can use the get-property() function in the Property mediator to retrieve these headers. You can also add Custom SOAP Headers using the PayloadFactory mediator.
To
Header Name | To |
|---|---|
Possible Values | Any URI |
Description | The To header of the message. |
Example | get-property("To") |
From
Header Name | From |
|---|---|
Possible Values | Any URI |
Description | The From header of the message. |
Example | get-property("From") |
Action
Header Name | Action |
|---|---|
Possible Values | Any URI |
Description | The SOAPAction header of the message. |
Example | get-property("Action") |
ReplyTo
Header Name | ReplyTo |
|---|---|
Possible Values | Any URI |
Description | The ReplyTo header of the message. |
Example | <header name="ReplyTo" action="remove"/> |
MessageID
Header Name | MessageID |
|---|---|
Possible Values | UUID |
Description | The unique message ID of the message. It is not recommended to make alterations to this property of a message. |
Example | get-property("MessageID") |
RelatesTo
Header Name | RelatesTo |
|---|---|
Possible Values | UUID |
Description | The unique ID of the request to which the current message is related. It is not recommended to make changes. |
Example | get-property("RelatesTo") |
FaultTo
Header Name | FaultTo |
|---|---|
Possible Values | Any URI |
Description | The FaultTo header of the message. |
Example | <header name="FaultTo" value="http://localhost:9000"/> |