This document describes how to:
Create, configure and deploy virtualized services to the webMethods Mediator policy-enforcement point.
Create run-time policies and apply them to virtualized services in order to govern the virtualized services' run-time execution.
Create consumer applications, which specify the consumers that are allowed to consume services and other assets at run time.
The content is organized under the following sections:
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Describes the virtualized service, which is one of the predefined asset types that CentraSite supports out-of-the-box. | |
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Describes the users who can create and manage virtualized services. | |
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Describes how to create a virtualized service. | |
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Describes how to configure the processing steps for a SOAP-based virtual service. | |
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Describes how to configure the processing steps for a REST or XML virtual service. | |
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Describes how to create a webMethods Integration Server (IS) flow service that you can invoke in virtualized services. | |
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Describes how to use predefined and custom context variables in virtualized services. | |
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Describes how to view or modify the profiles of a virtualized service. | |
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Important Considerations when Configuring SOAP-based Virtual Services |
Discusses some things you should consider when you configure SOAP-based virtual services. |
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Important Considerations when Configuring REST or XML Virtual Services |
Discusses some things you should consider when you configure REST or XML virtual services. |
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Describes how to create run-time policies and apply them to virtualized services in order to govern the virtualized services' run-time execution. | |
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Describes how to create consumer applications, which specify the consumers that are allowed to consume services and other assets at run time. | |
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Describes how to deploy virtualized services and consumer applications to webMethods Mediator. |
