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Adding ApplinX, EntireX, Adabas SOA Gateway, Com-plete, or Natural Ajax Component Assets for Discovery
*To add ApplinX, EntireX, Adabas SOA Gateway, Com-plete, or Natural Ajax component assets for discovery
1. In My webMethods: Navigate > Applications > Administration > Analytics > Infrastructure Components > Discovery
2. Click Add Asset.
The Add Asset Discovery dialog is displayed.
3. Populate the fields (required fields are identified with *).
The following table describes the fields in the Add Asset Discovery dialog.
Field
Description
*Asset Type
Select the type of asset (ApplinX, Adabas SOA Gateway, Com-plete, EntireX, or Natural Ajax) to discover.
*Data Collector
Select the Infrastructure Data Collector to use for the discovery.
Tip:
Only one Infrastructure Data Collector can be used to monitor the same component on different JMS queues, so if you use multiple Infrastructure Data Collectors, be careful not to point more than one to the same component.
*Host
Enter the host name or IP address for the discovery. The name must be unique.
*Port
Enter the ApplinX or EntireX port number. For ApplinX components the default is 2380, and for EntireX components the default is 1971.The default port for Adabas SOA Gateway components is 56100, and the default for Com-plete components and Natural Ajax components is 80.
SSL
(Optional for some components) Select if an SSL connection is required.
*Username
User ID needed to log in to the asset.
*Password
Password needed to log in to the asset.
KeyStore File
(Optional) Applies only to EntireX components. Enter the name and path of the EntireX KeyStore file.
4. Click OK to add the specified asset, or click Cancel if you want to cancel the procedure without adding the discovery.