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#include "nsISupports.idl"
#include "nsISOAPMessage.idl"
interface nsISOAPResponse;
interface nsISOAPResponseListener;
interface nsISOAPCallCompletion;
/**
* This interface is a convenience extension of the basic SOAP message,
* which handles common patterns of calling, such as providing an
* action URI in the HTTP header, locating and invoking the appropriate
* transport based upon the protocol of the transportURI, and
* automatically recieving the result in a new nsISOAPResponse object
* which recieves an XML message.
*/
[scriptable, uuid(a8fefe40-52bc-11d4-9a57-000064657374)]
interface nsISOAPCall : nsISOAPMessage {
/**
* The URI to which the message will be sent, identifying the
* transport and transport-specific information about the
* destination.
* This does not have to match the targetObjectURI
.
*/
attribute AString transportURI;
/**
* Enables alternative security model which may be available
* from participating services. Securely adds a
* "verifySource" header to the outgoing message with
* "mustUnderstand" enabled, which permits the server to
* decide whether the call should be honored from that
* particular source. i
*
When this verification header is enabled, the * calling script is released from the draconion * security checks of unverified SOAP calls. But * the service being invoked must not reject the * message, which is the prescribed action if a SOAP * server receives a header of type "mustUnderstand" that * it does not understand. *
Servers which accept "verified" messages * containing this header relieve the user of having to * configure and trust the domain of the web page never * to exploit behind his firewall, because the * responsibility is assumed by the service. If the * service is not behind a firewall, then merely * ignoring the packet is enough to free all * users of this facility to call the server whatever * their security configurations for unverified calls * may be. But it only works with services that * accept these verifySource headers. *
It is possible for a user to disable even verified
* SOAP calls, but this is not the default setting.
*/
attribute boolean verifySourceHeader;
/**
* Synchronously invoke the call. The method returns only when
* we receive a response (or an error occurs). The
* transportURI
must have been set, the
* parameter list (even if empty) must have been encoded,
* and the transportURI must use some known protocol. A
* synchronous call assumes that there will be exactly one
* response per call.
*
* If not, an error is returned in the status of the response.
*
* @returns The SOAP response
*/
nsISOAPResponse invoke();
/**
* Asynchronously invoke the call. At this point, the document
* rooted by the Envelope element is encoded to form the body
* of the SOAP message. The method returns immediately, and the
* listener is invoked when we eventually receive a response
* (or error or successful completion). The
* transportURI
must have been set, the
* parameter list (even if empty) must have been encoded,
* and the transportURI must use some known protocol.
*
* If not, an error is returned in the status of the response.
*
* @param aListener Handler to be invoked asynchronously after the
* response is recieved. Should be null if no response is
* expected.
*/
nsISOAPCallCompletion asyncInvoke(in nsISOAPResponseListener aListener);
};
%{C++
#define NS_SOAPCALL_CID \
{ /* 87d21ec0-539d-11d4-9a59-00104bdf5339 */ \
0x87d21ec0, 0x539d, 0x11d4, \
{0x9a, 0x59, 0x00, 0x10, 0x4b, 0xdf, 0x53, 0x39} }
#define NS_SOAPCALL_CONTRACTID \
"@mozilla.org/xmlextras/soap/call;1"
%}