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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.