Properties - Service Interface

Restriction: This topic applies only when the Enterprise Server feature is enabled.

Interface type: The type of service interface, set when it was created.
Source type: The type of source files used by the service interface, set when it was created.

General

Application files to deploy: List of files included in the application. Either specify the files here, or specify a Deployed application path.
Base path: placeholder
Deployed application path: Location of the application files. Either specify the path here, or specify Application files to deploy.
Enable ES runtime environment: Run this service using the Enterprise Server runtime configuration set in Enterprise Server Administration for this service.
Exit point handler name: The name of a user exit program that customizes the Micro Focus SOAP request handler, which handles messages received for Web services.
Service endpoint URL: The endpoint URL for the service. This must match the address of the Web Services and J2EE listener of the enterprise server that runs the service.
Service name: The name of the deployed service. This name is appended to the Service namespace, forming the name by which the service is invoked.
Service namespace: The namespace of the deployed service. This name is pre-pended to the Service name, forming the name by which the service is invoked. If there is no installation standard, leave it unchanged at the default http://tempuri.org/. Not applicable to REST Web Services.
Service style: The style of the SOAP Web service. This affects the format of the SOAP messages that the Web service sends and receives. Not applicable to REST Web Services.
Service version: placeholder
Transaction management: The type of transaction, application or container. Application managed services must contain all necessary transactional logic to ensure that all resources are either committed or rolled back. Container managed services use databases and files, but do not contain any transactional logic.
Username/password required: Provide a user ID and password to the deployment server. When Yes, you are prompted for a user ID and password during the deployment process.

JavaBean/EJB

Application server: The application server name and J2EE or Java EE version to support EJB deployment. This ensures that the appropriate deployment descriptors are generated and included in the relevant archive files (.ear.jar.war).
Archive name: File prefix name for java archive files created during deployment. The default is the service interface name.
Bean name: The name of the JavaBean. The default is the service interface name. It is also the root name given to the home and remote interface classes.
Classpath: The path to the J2EE implementation classes.
Compiler: Full path to and filename of the Java compiler. Optionally type compiler directives following the compiler specification. Directives specified here override default java compiler directives. Default value is the Java compiler and directives specified in the mfj.cfg file.
Descriptor name: The name of the EJB. This name is recorded in the deployment descriptor and is used to identify the EJB when it is deployed in the Java application server.
EJB type: The location of the EJB, local or remote.
Java interface type: The type of java interface, EJB or JavaBean.
Package name: The name of the package of Java classes. It is located in a subdirectory of the same name located under the project directory, which is created when the deployment process generates the EJB.
Server host: The name of the machine hosting the enterprise server that runs this service.
Server port: The port number used by ISC listeners configured for the enterprise server that runs this service.
Session type: The session type for the EJB - Stateful or Stateless.
Transactional: Whether or not the EJB service executes in a transactional context. When set to Yes, the Session type is Stateful by default.

Misc

Full Path: The full path to the project directory.

Service Execution Process

SEP session type: Whether the associated SEP (Service Execution Process) attribute is Stateful or Stateless. SEP attributes are only meaningful when the Transactional property is set to Yes.