State of a service. You can maintain whether or not you want the server to treat it as a “stateless” service at run time.State of a service. You can maintain whether or not you want the server to treat it as a “stateless” service at run time.Caching of service results. You can cache service results to improve the response time of stateless services.Execution locale of a service. You can set the type of locale in which the Integration Server executes at run time.Creating a URL alias for a service. You can create an alias for the path portion of the URL used to invoke a service.Saving and restoring of the pipeline. You can save the pipeline or restore a previously saved pipeline at run time.XML format for the service input. If the service receives an XML document, you can specify the format that Integration Server uses for the document when it passes the document to the service. The format you specify determines whether or notIntegration Server parses XML document before passing it to the service.HTTP methods for a service. You can select the HTTP methods that can be configured for a service. This selection overrides the HTTP methods configured for a resource corresponding to the service.Important: | The run-time parameters should only be set by someone who is thoroughly familiar with the structure and operation of the selected service. Improper use of these options can lead to a service failure at run time and/or the return of invalid data to the client program. |
