Use the Proxy Gateway widget to add a virtual service to a proxy group.
A proxy gateway is a module that receives web service requests and forwards them to an endpoint defined in a proxy group. Proxy groups contain virtual services that you map to real service endpoints. A virtual service can have one or more endpoints associated with it.
When you create your proxy gateway module, you define the proxy groups for the module. After you deploy your proxy gateway module, you can use the Proxy Gateway widget to add virtual services to the proxy groups. The virtual service information is stored in the built-in configuration store that exists in WebSphere ESB and IBM Business Process Manager.
When the proxy gateway processes a client request, the virtual service name used to look up the endpoints must match the virtual service name in the client request. If you create a proxy gateway module with the default type of routing, which is URL-based, and use the URL available in the resolved WSDL, then the routing of the request occurs automatically. If you create a proxy gateway module with XPath-based routing, ensure that the message location you specify contains the correct virtual service name.
The new virtual service is added to the built-in configuration store, and the Proxy Gateway widget is refreshed.