This page describes the provider-specific properties and the details you need to input to create connections to the specific particular databases. There are some Some properties that are common to these databases, ; you can find those information, here.
Figure 4: Web Service
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that information in the common properties section.
Provide the following properties to create a connection to a web service or a REST web service:
WEB SERVICE
Property |
Description |
Comments
Connection Name |
To identify the connection by this name | |
Provider |
- WEBSERVICE | Select this option to connect to SOAP-enabled web services |
Authentication Mode None |
Soap
SOAP Authentication |
Basic Authentication | No authentication is required |
The application uses the username and password in the SOAP header request to authenticate the web service. |
The
The application directly uses the username and password to authenticate the web service |
WSDL URI |
The URI path of your web service’s WSDL file |
REST WEB SERVICE
Property |
Values
Description |
Connection Name |
Type Yourself
To identify the connection by this name |
Provider |
- REST WEB SERVICE | Select this option to connect to REST-enabled web services |
Authentication Mode None Basic Authentication | No authentication is required The application directly uses the username and password to authenticate the web service |
REST URI |
The URI path of your REST service’s |
endpoint |
TEST METHOD |
HTTP method to test the connection GET | |
TEST HEADERS |
Headers are required to test the connection | |
TEST BODY |
Type yourself
The body is required to test the connection |