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API for Dynamic Service Activator
This topic contains information that developers need to create gateway clients and that administrators need to manage gateway clients and their interactions with the gateway.
Public SOAP Interfaces of Web Applications
When you have installed Dynamic Service Activator, you can access a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file for the application. The WSDL file defines the SOAP properties that you or your customers can use to develop a gateway client. The URL for Dynamic Service Activator is:
http://<host>:<portNumber>:/dsa/services/DynamicServiceActivation?wsdl
- <host>—IP address or name of the host that supports Dynamic Service Activator
- <portNumber>—Number of the TCP port
There is an implementation of Dynamic Service Activator that uses the document literal encoding style (DSA2). The URL for this implementation is:
http://<host>:<portNumber>:/dsa/services/DSA2?wsdl
- <host>—IP address or name of the host that supports Dynamic Service Activator
- <portNumber>—Number of the TCP port
Related Documentation
- Dynamic Service Activator Overview
- Web Services Gateway Overview
- Sample Data for Dynamic Service Activator
- Methods for the Dynamic Service Activator Web Service Interface
- SOAP Fault Codes for Dynamic Service Activator
