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Policy
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WS-Security Policy Assertions
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Credentials required for access to a serve
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Describes the parts of a SOAP message to encrypt
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Describes the parts of a SOAP message to sign with an XML Signature, using an X.509 Certificate token
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Adds a <Timestamp> element to the SOAP header of a message
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Other Policy Assertions:
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Retry (Partner Role)
| Describes when and how many times to retry an invoked service that does not reply
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Engine-Managed Correlation (My Role)
| A My Role policy assertion that directs the Process Server to use WS-Addressing to transmit replyTo endpoint references during transmissions to the Partner Role partner link
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Specifies that a partner link participates in an industry-standard protocol that supports guaranteed delivery of messages
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JMS Delivery Options (Partner Role-- Informatica Process Developer only )
| For details, see
Using a Java Messaging Service Invoke Handler
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Used for REST-based invocations
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REST Enabled (My Role)
| Used for REST-based invocations
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The Security Assertions Markup Language (SAML) is an OASIS standard that enables loosely coupled and federated identity integration.
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Provide fine-grained validation of WSDL messages for a partner link to enable faster processing
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Set an amount of time to wait for a specific Web service to time out
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Invoke Recovery (Partner Role)
| Select whether to suspend a process with a pending invoke when the process recovers from a failed server
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Send WS-Addressing Headers (Partner Role)
| Explicitly add addressing to invokes
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WSDL Binding Reference (My Role)
| Applicable for a my role partnerlink to refer to a WSDL binding instead of RPC or Document
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A workaround for suppressing schema validation in SOAP messages, useful for dealing with legacy services that cannot handle
xsi:type attributes
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For subprocess invoke only. Add a user name to stand for the process initiator. Useful for a subprocess that contains a People activity that can request the name of the process initiator.
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