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Name	Type	Bean	Description	Required
service	QName	no	The service name of this endpoint	yes
endpoint	String	no	The endpoint name of this endpoint	yes
interfaceName	QName	no	The interface name of this endpoint	no

targetService	QName	no	The service name of the target endpoint	no (defaults to the service attribute)
targetEndpoint	String	no	The endpoint name of the target endpoint	no (defaults to the endpoint attribute)
targetInterface	QName	no	The interface name of the target endpoint	no
targetOperation	QName	no	The operation name for the JBI exchange	no
targetUri	String	no	The URI of the target endpoint	no

authMethod	String	no	HTTP authentication method to use, e.g. basic	no
locationURI	String	no		yes
ssl	SslParameters	yes		no
marshaler	HttpConsumerMarshaler	yes		no
timeout	long	no		no
defaultMep	URI	no		no (defaults to InOut)
lateResponseStrategy	String	no	Determines how to handle a late response from the ESB (i.e. a response that arrives after the HTTP request has timed out) - `error` will terminate the exchange with an ERROR status and log an exception for the late response - `warning` will end the exchange with a DONE status and log a warning for the late response instead	no (default to `error`)

The following additional properties are available for the SOAP consumer endpoint:

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Name	Type	Bean	Description	Required
service	QName	no	The service name of this endpoint	yes
endpoint	String	no	The endpoint name of this endpoint	yes
interfaceName	QName	no	The interface name of this endpoint	no

marshaler	HttpProviderMarshaler	yes		no
locationURI	String	no		no
clientSoTimeout	int	no		no (defaults to 60000)
providerExpirationTime	int	no	The amount of time in milliseconds the jetty client will wait for a response. This has effect only when the jetty client per provider is active.	no (defaults to 300000)
ssl	SslParameters	yes		no

proxyHost	String	no		no
proxyPort	int	no		no (defaults to 80)
proxyUsername	String	no		no
proxyPassword	String	no		no

gzipRequest	boolean	no	If true, the request content will be gzipped and sent over the wire. The content-encoding http header will also be set to gzip.	no (defaults to false)
expectGzippedResponse	boolean	no	If true, the accept-encoding http header will be set to gzip and the response will be un-gzipped.	no (defaults to false)

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