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Customize View Options

You can change the operation output hierarchy to show the cookie ports, pass-through ports, and keys in the

Operation Output

area. You can also show grouping constructs that define how to order nodes.

Click the

Customize View

button in the

Operation Output

area. Enable any of the following options:

Sequence, Choice, and All: Show a line that indicates whether an element definition is sequence, choice, or all.; Nodes in an all group must all be included in the SOAP message.; Nodes in a sequence group must be in the order specified in the WSDL.; At least one node in a choice group must appear in the SOAP message.

Keys: View the keys in the
Operation Output
area. The
Operation Output
area includes keys for each group. You can add a key to an output port in the
Ports
area.

Pass-through Ports: The
Operation Output
area shows the pass-through ports. Pass-through ports are ports that pass data through the transformation without changing the data. You can project pass-through ports from the operation output to any of the Web Service Consumer transformation output groups. A pass-through port receives data one time, so the port is at the root level in the SOAP messages.

Cookie Ports: Shows the cookie port. When you configure cookie authentication, the remote web service server tracks the web service consumer users based on the cookies. When you project a web service cookie in the request message, the web service returns a cookie in the response message. You can project the cookie from the operation output to any of the Web Service Consumer transformation output groups.