Advanced Properties (SOAP Virtual Service)

To display the advanced properties:

1. Open Designer and display the CloudStreams Development perspective by clicking Window > Open Perspective > Other > CloudStreams Development.

2. In the CloudStreams Governance view, expand your CloudStreams Governance project and click the virtual service name. (If the Properties view is not already open, click Window > Show View > Other > General > Properties). Click the virtual service name and then the “Advanced” tab.

Name

(Read-only field.) The service name. You can change the name of an undeployed service by right-clicking the name in the Virtual Services folder and clicking Rename.

Type

(Read-only field.) The type of the service (SOAP).

Target Namespace

(Read-only field.) The value is 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. You can override the WSDL by attaching a new one (see Attach WSDL Dialog Box (SOAP Virtual Service)).

Namespaces

Click the button next to this field to view the virtual service's available namespaces (see Virtual Service Namespaces Dialog Box (SOAP Virtual Service)).

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 virtual service definition (VSD). For details, see VSD Dialog Box (SOAP Virtual Service).

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).

Applicable Policies

Click the button next to this field to view a list of all active policies that apply to this service. Any inactive policy that applies to the service is not listed. For details, see Applicable Policies Dialog Box (SOAP Virtual Service).

Endpoint

Click the button next to this field to view the endpoint to which the virtual service is deployed, if applicable (see Endpoint Dialog Box (SOAP Virtual Service)).