Use the Proxy Gateway widget to list
your proxy gateways and proxy groups. Also,
use the Proxy Gateway widget to display the details
of a particular proxy group.
Before you begin
- Use WebSphere® Integration
Developer to create a proxy gateway. Use the wizard to create a proxy
gateway module, which is an SCA module containing a Gateway Endpoint
Lookup mediation primitive.
- Deploy the proxy gateway module to WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (WebSphere ESB) or WebSphere Process Server.
- Create a business space using the Service Administration template.
The Service Administration template creates a
Proxy Gateway page, containing the Proxy Gateway widget.
About this task
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.
Procedure
- Log on to Business Space.
- Open a Proxy Gateway page. The Proxy
Gateway widget lists the proxy gateways and proxy groups
that are installed on your system.
- From the Proxy Gateway widget, select
the Proxy Group whose details you want to display. Click the pencil icon at the end of the relevant row. The Proxy Gateway widget is refreshed.
Results
If the configuration store contains virtual services for
the proxy group, the
Proxy Gateway widget displays
the following information:
- Enabled: An icon indicates whether you can
send messages to the virtual service. On another panel, you can enable
or disable virtual services.
- Virtual Service: The name of a proxy service.
You can associate a virtual service with one or more existing service
endpoints.
- Endpoint: One or more existing service endpoints
that are associated with the virtual service.
What to do next
Work with an existing virtual service or add a new virtual
service.