The application discovery feature enables you to discover (retrieve the list of applications) from an application server, and import them as proxy applications in a few steps. All the necessary default settings are pre-populated by the discovery system so that you do not need to manually enter the information.
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- Log in to the App Publisher of WSO2 AppM as a user with the
internal/publisher
role using the following URL: https://<AppM_HOST>:<AppM_PORT>/publisher
- Hover the mouse on the Web Applications button, and click Discover from Server as shown below.
Enter the required details as shown below.
The parameters of the above screen are described below.Parameter Description Application Server URL The URL of WSO2 AS (i.e. https://<AS_HOST>:<AS_PORT>/services/).
User Name Username of the user with permission to list the applications in WSO2 AS. For information on setting the permissions, see Configuring WSO2 Application Server permissions.
Password Password of the user with permission to list the applications in WSO2 AS. For information on setting the permissions, see Configuring WSO2 Application Server permissions . Context (Starts With) Context of the remote application. You can enter any part of the context, or keep the field empty to search all contexts. (This is optional.)
Status Status of the application. (This is optional.) Following are the available options. - ALL: All applications in the NEW or CREATED status.
- NEW: The proxy is not created for the application for the current user.
- CREATED: The proxy is created for the application for the current user.
If the given details are correct, the available applications will be listed as shown below. You can change the created context path if required by changing the value in the Proxy Context column.
Click Create Proxy App to trigger an application import procedure. Upon successful creation of the application you view a pop-up notification as follows.
Hover the mouse on the Web Applications button, and click All Web Applications. You view the created application in the Web Applications list. Now, authorized users can review, approve, and publish the Web application.