Working with the current release
This section describes all current release functions.
Working with business services
Business services provide a logical flow to any enterprise.
Working with business variables
Setting your business variables enables you to use Business Space powered by WebSphere.
Working with policies
Policies define the business requirements that have to be met when a consumer requests a service.
Working with correlation queries
Editors list object relations that are categorized as Direct and Indirect correlation queries.
Working with namespaces
A namespace is an abstract container that you can fill with names or technical terms.
Working with composite services
A composite service is a service whose implementation calls other services.
Working with interfaces
An interface is a service that communicates with clients through a set of standard protocols and technologies.
Working with endpoints
An endpoint is the realization of one or more interfaces.
Working with the WSRR
The WebSphere Business Services Fabric supports the use of the WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (WSRR).
Working with assertions
Assertions are characteristics that describe the capabilities of an endpoint.
Working with the repository
This section assists you when working with the Business Services Repository.
Working with the SCA framework
The Service Component Architecture (SCA) consists of a set of specifications that describe a model for building applications and systems using a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) approach.
Parent topic:
Using Composition Studio
Related concepts
Introducing Composition Studio
Mapping Composition Studio tasks to the business service model lifecycle methodology
Working with a studio project
Working with release 6.1.x
Related reference
Understanding the Composition Studio prerequisites