THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES ARE PROPRIETARY.  THEY CAN AND WILL CHANGE.

We are providing this information to help with development and debugging.  These properties should not be used in deployments.

WSIT Pipeline Assembler exposes multiple system properties to enable SOAP message logging using DumpPipe. Each property, if it's value is set to true, injects a DumpPipe before or after a WSIT component pipe in the pipeline. This allows the developer to monitor message dumps at several points through out the pipeline, for example before and after encryption.

The legend that derives the property names is given below. A detailed list of property names and their injection points are given in the table further below. Example usages of these properties is given at the end.

Legend:

1. com.sun.xml.ws.runtime.client prefix indicates client-side properties
2. com.sun.xml.ws.runtime.server prefix indicates server-side properties
3. .after suffix indicates after (before) on client outbound (inbound) and server inbound (outbound).
4. .before suffix indicates before (after) on client outbound (inbound) and server inbound (outbound). 

Example:

1. If a message dump is required before and after the message is processed by WS-A pipe on the client outbound, then the following properties need to be set:
   
   -Dcom.sun.xml.ws.runtime.client.wsa.before=true and -Dcom.sun.xml.ws.runtime.client.wsa.after=true
2. If a message dump is required before the message is sent and after it is received on the client, then the following property need to be set:
   
   -Dcom.sun.xml.ws.runtime.client=true 
3. If all messages received by the RM pipe on server-side needs to be captured, then the following property need to be set:
   
   -Dcom.sun.xml.ws.runtime.server.wsrm.before=true

Notes:

1. com.sun.xml.ws.runtime.client and com.sun.xml.ws.runtime.client.transport produce identical message dumps but allows an extensibility point if any other processing is required after the Transport pipe. This is valid for com.sun.xml.ws.runtime.server and com.sun.xml.ws.runtime.server.transport.

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