DataPower objects created in the Basic Runtime and Advanced Runtime patterns

An overview of the DataPower® objects created in the SOA Policy Gateway Basic Runtime and SOA Policy Gateway Advanced Runtime patterns and their function.

Table 1. DataPower pattern objects
Object Description
Domain A Domain which can be used for the users application.
WSRR Server Named WSRRSVR. The SOAP URL, User, and password are configured, as well as a SSL Proxy Profile with Validation Credentials.
SSL Proxy Profile Named WSRRPP, it is a forward (client) profile. It uses the Crypto Profile WSRRCP. All other defaults are used.
Crypto Profile WSRRCP conttains a validation credentials object WSRRVC, that contains the Signer Certificate that was uploaded as part of the pattern scripts.
Validation Credentials WSRR Validation Credentials contains the Crypto Certificate WSRRCERT. All other settings are default.
Crypto Certificate WSRRCERT utilizes the signer cert. This certificate was either extracted from the NodeDefaultKeyStore, default Cert for a single server or the CMSKeyStore Default certificate in the case of an ND environment where an IBM® HTTP Server was present.
Example use of the WSRR Server Definition in a Web Service Proxy:
  1. From the DataPower Control Panel, click Web Service Proxy.
  2. Click Add and provide a Name for the Proxy.
  3. Next, select the WSRR Subscription tab
  4. Select WSRR Server in the menu. The WSRRSVR object is available.
  5. Provide the other information required such as the Front Side Handler, the namespace, the object name, and so one, to create the configuration of the Web Service Proxy.

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