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.NET Properties Tab
The .NET Properties tab of the .NET service editor contains information about the specific .NET method that the service calls:
Property
Description
Domain Name
The name of the application domain in which the .NET service is to run.
Assembly Path
The location of the directory that holds the .NET assembly in which the method called by the .NET service resides. For information about changing this property, see Modifying the .NET Assembly Information.
Note:
Changes you make to this property apply to all .NET services that call methods in the same class definition.
Assembly Name
The name of the .NET assembly in which the method called by the .NET service resides. For information about changing this property, see Modifying the .NET Assembly Information.
Note:
Changes you make to this property apply to all .NET services that call methods in the same class definition.
Domain Configuration File
The configuration file associated with the domain. The file must be located in the assembly path. Enter only the file name. For more information about domain configuration file, see the webMethods Package for Microsoft .NET Installation and User's Guide .
Class Name
The name of the class that owns the method called by the .NET service.
This field is read-only.
Class Lifetime
How Integration Server maintains the instance data for the class that owns the method called by the .NET service.
A brief description of each setting follows. For a more detailed description of each and instructions for updating this property, see Modifying the Class Lifetime for a .NET Service.
Class Lifetime
Description
Global
Integration Server maintains a single version of the instance data that it is uses for all users that invoke a service associated with the class.
Session
Integration Server maintains separate versions of the instance data for individual users and uses the instance data when a user invokes a service associated with the class.
Single-Use
Integration Server uses the instance data for only a single invocation of a service associated with the class.
Static
Integration Server does not maintain instance data.
Class Timeout (Mins)
The number of minutes that Integration Server maintains instance data for the class that owns the method called by the .NET service. This property is only available when you select Session for the Class Lifetime field. For more information about setting the Class Timeout property, see Modifying the Class Lifetime for a .NET Service.
Method Name
The name of the method called by the .NET service. This field is read-only.