Outbound services [Collection]
An outbound service represents a WSDL-described service.
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An outbound service is a web service that is hosted externally, and is made available through a service integration bus. To configure an externally-hosted service for a bus, you first associate it with a service destination, then you configure one or more port destinations (one for each type of binding, for example SOAP over HTTP or SOAP over JMS) through which service requests and responses are passed to the external service.
You get the port definitions from the WSDL, but we can choose which ones to create.
Because the service is hosted externally, you might also have to enable proxy server authentication for each port to get permission to access the Internet.
- Name
- The outbound service name.
- Service destination name
- The name of the service destination for this outbound service.
- Description
- Description of the outbound service.
Buttons
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| New | Create a new outbound service. |
| Delete | Delete the selected items. |
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