Hello Sergej
in fact it's a high level XIVY extension. Be careful when performing, and do it only if you really know why & what you do.do.<br>
There is no such feature in IVY to set these special properties, but there is a workaround.
First of all you have to know that whenever you generate Axis 1 / 2 client classes for a WS configuration, then Java stub class files are newly created (.java), compiled, and packed to a jar file. Next to the jar file you always find its counter part WSDL file. These files are located in the YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/lib_ws/client folder.folder.<br>
You can do the following:following:<br>
1, configure and generate your Axis client classesclasses<br>
2, locate the jar file in lib_ws/client folder, which contains stub classes for your WSWS<br>
3, backup itit<br>
4, extract it <br>
5, open the YourWebServiceABC_Stub.java file (e.g. CONTACTPERSON_READ_INStub.java)CONTACTPERSON_READ_INStub.java)<br>
6, extend it's only method which has got similar name to its Stub class. It has got an input parameter like XYRequest and a return type YZResponseYZResponse<br>
This method is invoked, whenever XIVY invokes this Web Service. Therefore in this method you may set up any Axis parameter you like (e.g. TTL, etc.)etc.)<br>
7, save, recompile this classclass<br>
8, pack your WS client jar file, and place it to its original locationlocation<br>
9, Restart XIVY designer.designer.<br>
10, Enjoy!
Best regardsEnjoy!<br>
Cheers<br>
Tamas