Option | Description |
Name | (Read-only field.) The service name. You can change the service name at any time by right-clicking the name in the Virtual Services folder and clicking Rename. |
Service Type | (Read-only field.) REST. |
Created/Last Modified | (Read-only field.) The service's creation/modification timestamps. |
Target Namespace | (Read-only field.) The value is derived from the targetNamespace attributes of the WSDL's definition element. |
Namespaces | Click the button next to this field to view the service's available namespaces (such as wsdl, xsd, etc.). |
Version | The version is always set to 1.0. |
WSDL URL | (Read-only field.) The URL of the service's WSDL. |
Description | You can change the service description. |
Option | Description |
Name | (Read-only field.) The service name. |
Type | (Read-only field.) The type of the service (REST). |
Target Namespace | (Read-only field.) The value derived from the targetNamespace attributes of the WSDL's definition element. |
WSDL URL | Click this URL to display the contents of the service's abstract WSDL. If a WSDL file was not added, this will be empty. |
Namespaces | Click the button next to this field to view the service's available namespaces (such as wsdl, xsd, etc.). |
Version | The version is always set to 1.0. |
Description | (Read-only field.) The service description. |
VSD | Click the button next to this field to view the service's "virtual service definition" (VSD). This button is disabled until you deploy the connector virtual service to a CloudStreams server. When you deploy the connector virtual service to a CloudStreams server, CloudStreams generates an XML document called a virtual service definition (VSD). The VSD defines the connector virtual service for CloudStreams, and contains all the resources required to deploy the connector virtual service to a CloudStreams server, including the policy that applies to the service. You cannot edit the VSD. Note: If multiple policies apply to the service, CloudStreams combines all those policies into a single policy known as the effective policy. The effective policy is a simple UNION of the run-time actions specified in all policies that apply to a service. To create the effective policy, CloudStreams evaluates the combined list of actions from all policies, using a set of internal rules known as Policy Conflict Resolution rules. For details, see Policy Conflict Resolution Rules. |
Applicable Policies | Click the button next to this field to view a list of the active policies that apply to this service. Any inactive policy that applies to the service is not listed. |
Endpoint | (Read-only field). The endpoint is resolved when the connector service is configured and the user selects an enabled managed connection pool. |
Deployed Status | (Read-only field.) Indicates whether the service is Deployed, Undeployed or Not Deployed (which is the initial status before you deploy the service). To deploy or undeploy a service, see Deploying Virtual Services and Connector
Virtual Services. |
Resource | Click the button next to this field to view the REST resources that the service will access. |