Custom Proxy Template

The "Custom Proxy" template allows you to create a new proxy service by specifying all the settings through a three-step wizard. You customize every aspect of the proxy including sequences, endpoints, transports, and other QoS settings.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 1

The Proxy Service settings:

• Proxy Service Name - Allows to define the unique name of the Proxy Service.
• General Settings
  • Publishing WSDL- Allows to set a publishing WSDL as:
    • None
    • Specify in-line
    • Specify source URL
    • Pick from registry
  • Do Not load service on startup - Allows to choose whether or not to load the Service on startup.
  • Pinned servers - Allows to enter pinned servers. The names of the servers must be separated by comma or space.
  • Service Group - Allows to specify the Service Group if it is necessary. See more information about service groups in Managing Service Groups.
• Transport Settings:
  • http/https - Allows to choose transport to use. Only enabled transports appear in the "Transports" list. See the detailed information in Transports.

Click "Next" to go to the Step 2.

Step 2

In sequence handles the incoming requests to the proxy service before they are dispatched to the target endpoint. A proxy service must contain an in sequence or an endpoint or both.

The following options are to be specified:

• In Sequence Options:
  • None
  • Define Inline - Allows to use the "Create" link to create and add a sequence. See Adding a Mediation Sequence.
    
  • Pick from registry - Allows to choose the "In Sequence" path from the Configuration Registry or the Governance Registry. For more information about the Registry Browser, see Namespace.
    
  • Use Existing Sequence - Allows to choose an existing sequence from the drop-down menu.
    
• Endpoint Options:
  • None
  • Define Inline- Allows to use the "Create" link to create and add an endpoint. See Adding an Endpoint.
    
  • Pick from registry - Allows to choose the "Endpoint" path from the Configuration Registry or the Governance Registry. For more information about the Registry Browser see Namespace.
    
  • Use Existing Endpoint - Allows to choose an existing endpoint from the drop-down menu.
    

Click "Next" to go to the Step 3.

Step 3

Out sequence mediates the response messages from the backend service before they are sent back to the client. Fault sequence is invoked in case of any errors while mediating a message through the proxy service. Both out sequence and fault sequence are optional.

The following options are to be specified:

• Out Sequence Options:
  • None
  • Define Inline - Allows to use the "Create" link to create and add an Out Sequence. See Adding a Mediation Sequence.
    
  • Pick from registry - Allows to choose the "Out Sequence" path from the Configuration Registry or the Governance Registry. For more information about the Registry Browser see Namespace.
    
  • Use Existing Sequence - Allows to choose an existing sequence from the drop-down menu.
    
• Fault Sequence Options:
  • None
  • Define Inline - Allows to use the "Add" link to create and add a Fault Sequence. See Adding a Mediation Sequence.
    
  • Pick from registry - Allows to choose the "Fault Sequence" path from the Configuration Registry or the Governance Registry. For more information about the Registry Browser see Namespace.
    
  • Use Existing Sequence - Allows to choose an existing sequence from the drop-down menu.