Use the Service Browser widget to
list services defined in WebSphere® Service
Registry and Repository (WSRR). In addition, use the Service
Browser widget to administer the mediation policies associated
with the services.
The Service Browser widget can list services
that are defined in an instance of WSRR. For every instance of WSRR,
you must have a WSRR definition in WebSphere Enterprise
Service Bus (WebSphere ESB)
or WebSphere Process Server.
In the WSDL file that defines a target service, the service is
described at different levels. The following levels are displayed
by the Service Browser widget: service, endpoint,
and operation.
If you have a Mediation Policy Administration widget,
after you select a service, endpoint, or operation the Mediation
Policy Administration widget is refreshed. Using the Mediation
Policy Administration widget you can work with mediation
policies attached to target services.
Initial widget details
Initially, the
Service
Browser widget displays the following information:
- WSRR definition used: Initially, the default IBM® WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
(WSRR) definition. If you have more than one WSRR definition, make
sure that you select the WSRR on to which you have loaded your service
definitions.
- Service names: A list
of actual service names is displayed. You can expand each service
name in the list to show the names of any endpoints and operations
defined for the service. The following information appears under each
service name:
The service name is repeated under
Mediation Policies to
show that you can work with services in relation to mediation policies.
Note: Icons
are used to indicate whether a name refers to a service, endpoint,
or operation. In addition, when you select a level under Mediation
Policies, the Mediation Policy Administration widget
displays the level.