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A typical deployed service's dashboard provides the following information. However, depending on the features installed in your product, some of the dashboard controls may vary. Also, WIP services may not have all of these dashboard controls.
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features. Some of these features may not be available for WIP services.
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Service details
The Service Details panel has provides the following detailsinformation:
- Service Name - Unique name of the service
- Service Description - Briefly describes the service
- Service Group Name - The name of the group the service belongs to. See Managing Service Groups.Group Dashboard
- Deployment Scope
- Service Type Specifies service type (for example, Axis2, Proxy, STS).
Client operations
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A service's dashboard provides the following client operations:
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It also lists the endpoints of a service. The service is set to two endpoints by default. Typically, the endpoint URI is of the format http://{host ip of the server}:{server port}/services/{service name}.
Try
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this service
The Try this service link directs you to a new window to test if the service gives 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.
For more information, see Testing WSDLs.
Generate
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client
The Generate Client option is provided by the "wsdl.tools" feature of the WSO2 feature repository. For more information, refer to section Tools -> see Generate Java Code for WSDL. .
WSDL 1.1 and WSDL 2.0
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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
Opens XML configurations. 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 that 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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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
Statistics
The "Statistics" panel provides statistical information about a service as follows:
- Request Count
- Response Count
- Fault Count
- Maximum Response Time
- Minimum Response Time
- Average Response Time
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It also provides a graphical view of the system response time.
This functionality is provided by the "system.statistics" feature of the WSO2 feature repository. For more information, refer to section "System Monitoring and Statistics -> see Access and Performance Statistics."
Quality of Service Configuration
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WSO2 Carbon provides a number of tools to manage the service quality. You can activate the tools individually as required. For more information, refer to section See Configuring Quality of Service Configuration.