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5. Click the "Process ID" to access its information dashboard. For example,
It typically contains the following sections:
- Process Details
- Instance Summary
- Quality of Service Configuration
- WSDL Details
- Process Definition
- Process Visualization
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For instructions on configuring QoS, refer to:
- Security Implementation
- WS-Policy Implementation
- Reliable Messaging
- Transport Handling
- Response Caching
- Module Configuration
- Access Throttling
- Operation Management
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Partner Links
TryIt
The "Try this service" link directs you to a new window where the operations available the BPEL service is displayed. Using this window, you can check whether the service provides the desired output. The URL for invoking the TryIt tool can also be appended by concatenating the endpoint URL of your service with the following string:
- ?tryit : Ajax client for simple, generic interactions with the service.
The TryIt link will be enabled in your service dashboard only if "org.wso2.carbon.tryit" feature of the WSO2 feature repository is installed in your Carbon instance. For instructions on triggering the TryIt tool, refer to Testing WSDLs.
WSDL 1.1 and WSDL 2.0
Click on the links to the WSDL 1.1 and the WSDL 2.0 to open the page with XML configuration. The URLs for the WSDL files of the service can also be appended by concatenating the endpoint URL of the service with the following strings:
- ?wsdl2 : WSDL 2.0 description of the service
- ?wsdl : WSDL 1.1 description of the service
The WSDLs describe the operations the service exposes, the structure of the XML that is sent and received by each operation, and how to communicate with the service to retrieve the XML content. By default, six different types of endpoints are deployed. Each of these endpoint types are represented by the WSDL 2.0 <endpoint> elements of the service, and by the <binding> elements which these endpoints refer to. The default six types of endpoints are as follows:
- SOAP 1.2 over HTTP
- SOAP 1.1 over HTTP
- Plain old XML/REST over HTTP
- SOAP 1.2 over HTTPS
- SOAP 1.1 over HTTPS
- Plain old XML/REST over HTTPS
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Once the process is deployed in the BPS, it will be exposed as a BPEL service. Click "Services -> List" menu under the "Main" menu.
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