In this lesson, you will update the web services endpoint
URL.
So far, you have:
Now it is time to verify that the web services endpoint as
defined in the business repository matches the actual port used by
your installation of WebSphere Monitor
Server on WebSphere Process
Server.
The three web services metadata that you need to verify
and maybe update are BetterShippingEndpoint, InternalShippingEndpoint,
and InternationalShippingEndpoint. The three endpoints may need to
have their endpoint URL adjusted to use the appropriate WebSphere port.
- Switch to the Business Services perspective in WebSphere Integration Developer.
In the Business Services Explorer, expand
the Endpoint folder in the Clips&Tacks
project.
- Double-click on BetterShippingEndpoint to
bring up the editor.
- Click on the HTTP/SOAP 1.1 link
in the Protocol section.
- Verify that the URL field is using the correct port. The
initial value is 9443, but it must match <Secure_Server_Port>
on your system.
- If the port listed here is not the correct port used by
your system, update the URL field so that the port is correct. Save
the change and close the editor.
- Repeat these steps for the two remaining web service endpoints, InternalShippingEndpoint and InternationalShippingEndpoint.
- Perform the remaining steps only if you made changes to
the port numbers in the URLs. You need to publish your local changes
to the business services repository.
- If you have not already setup a fabric business space,
do so now by following the instructions in Setting up the Fabric business space
- Follow the steps as outlined in the section Using Governance to manage changes.
On the Governance page of the Clips
And Tacks Fabric space, update your comments to be appropriate
for this change.