WebSphere

Registries collection

WebSphere Service Registry and Repository definitions for service endpoints and mediation-policies.

In the administrative console page, to view this page click Service integration > WSRR definitions.

To browse or change the properties of a listed item, select its name in the list.

To act on one or more of the listed items, select the check boxes next to the names of the items that you want to act on, then use the buttons provided.

To change what entries are listed, or to change what information is shown for entries in the list, use the Filter settings.

How to connect to WSRR

This panel provides a list of the WSRR definitions that have been created. A WSRR definition, and its connection properties, define a way to connect to a registry instance and look up a service endpoint or mediation-policy. (A registry instance is a J2EE application that is managed separately.)
When you develop SCA modules, you can use the following mediation primitives to connect to a registry instance:
  • The Endpoint Lookup mediation primitive to retrieve service endpoint information from a local or remote WSRR , without the user knowing the actual services that are available at runtime. The results from this retrieval can be used to dynamically route a message to an appropriate service endpoint.
  • The Policy Resolution mediation primitive to retrieve mediation-policies from a local or remote WSRR. The mediation-policies are associated with a particular SCA module and can be used to override module properties and, therefore, control service requests.

General properties

Name
The unique name for this WSRR definition
Description
The description of this WSRR definition
Default
Indicates whether this WSRR definition is the default

If you want to find the default definition in a long list of WSRR definitions, you can sort this column to display the default definition at the top.

Buttons

New Create a new WSRR definition. If no definitions exist when the first one is created then that definition is made into the default.
Delete Delete a WSRR definition. You can delete the default WSRR definition only if it is the only definition that exists in the administrative domain.

After clicking this button, you must save your changes to the master configuration to completely delete the WSRR definition.

Set as Default Set this definition as the default WSRR definition, to replace the current default definition.
Test connection Test the connection to the WSRR instance that has been defined.
Clear all active caches Removes previously cached information from application servers using this definition.

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