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h2. {{server.xml}} elements beginning with R
The following elements are discussed below:
|[#{{request-policy}}] |[#{{response-policy}}] |
h3. {{request-policy}} {anchor:r1}
The {{request-policy}} element configures the authentication policy requirements for web services requests. This element may appear zero or one time within the {{soap-auth-provider}} element. For more information, see [{{soap-auth-provider}}|S#s8].
h4. Subelements
The {{request-policy}} element can contain the following subelements:
Table 3-41 List of {{request-policy}} Subelements
||Element ||Occurrences ||Description ||
|{{auth-source}} |0 or 1 |Specifies a requirement for message layer sender authentication. For example, username and password, or content authentication such as a digital signature. |
|{{auth-recipient}} |0 or 1 |Specifies a requirement for message layer authentication of the receiver of a message to its sender, for example, by XML encryption. The value can be {{before-content}} or {{after-content}}. |
h3. {{response-policy}} {anchor:r2}
The {{response-policy}} element configures the authentication policy requirements for web services responses. This element may appear zero or one time within the {{soap-auth-provider}} element. For more information, see [{{soap-auth-provider}}|S#s8].
h4. Subelements
The {{response-policy}} element can contain the following subelements:
Table 3-42 List of {{response-policy}} Subelements
||Element ||Occurrences ||Description ||
|{{auth-source}} |0 or 1 |Defines a requirement for message layer sender authentication. For example, username and password, or content authentication such as a digital signature. |
|{{auth-recipient}} |0 or 1 |Defines a requirement for message layer authentication of the receiver of a message to its sender, for example, by XML encryption. The value can be {{before-content}} or {{after-content}}. |
h2. {{server.xml}} elements beginning with R
The following elements are discussed below:
|[#{{request-policy}}] |[#{{response-policy}}] |
h3. {{request-policy}} {anchor:r1}
The {{request-policy}} element configures the authentication policy requirements for web services requests. This element may appear zero or one time within the {{soap-auth-provider}} element. For more information, see [{{soap-auth-provider}}|S#s8].
h4. Subelements
The {{request-policy}} element can contain the following subelements:
Table 3-41 List of {{request-policy}} Subelements
||Element ||Occurrences ||Description ||
|{{auth-source}} |0 or 1 |Specifies a requirement for message layer sender authentication. For example, username and password, or content authentication such as a digital signature. |
|{{auth-recipient}} |0 or 1 |Specifies a requirement for message layer authentication of the receiver of a message to its sender, for example, by XML encryption. The value can be {{before-content}} or {{after-content}}. |
h3. {{response-policy}} {anchor:r2}
The {{response-policy}} element configures the authentication policy requirements for web services responses. This element may appear zero or one time within the {{soap-auth-provider}} element. For more information, see [{{soap-auth-provider}}|S#s8].
h4. Subelements
The {{response-policy}} element can contain the following subelements:
Table 3-42 List of {{response-policy}} Subelements
||Element ||Occurrences ||Description ||
|{{auth-source}} |0 or 1 |Defines a requirement for message layer sender authentication. For example, username and password, or content authentication such as a digital signature. |
|{{auth-recipient}} |0 or 1 |Defines a requirement for message layer authentication of the receiver of a message to its sender, for example, by XML encryption. The value can be {{before-content}} or {{after-content}}. |