The views

view VulCon

Vulcon perspective

Core view: provides all tools to configure GreenVulcano^® ESB services.
Adapters view: Represents the external systems invocation entry point to GreenVulcano^® ESB services.
Variables view: Represents the file where you define the variables identified in previous views.
Project explorer: Displays, in a tree structure, all of the files and projects under your workspace directory.

Core view is composed by many elements each one having its own role in GreenVulcano^® ESB context.

GVCryptoHelper from this element it's possible manage the configuration of key store and keys used by GreenVulcanoESB cypher framework.
GVXPath allows the configuration of XPATH library.
GVForwardsfrom this element it's possible manage GreenVulcano^® ESB JMS Forward configuration.
GVPoolManager allows the configuration of a poll object(EJB, MDB, WS...) in GreenVulcano^® ESB.
GVServices use this section to configure new service.
GVSystems contains configurations of the systems interfaced to GreenVulcanoESB.
GVPolicy defines the configuration of the GreenVulcano® ESB ACL Policy framework.
GVConcurrencyHandler define subsystem's max concurrency on service invocation.
GVBufferDump allows the GVBuffer size dump configuration.
GVDataTransformation this element contains the configuration for data transformation.
GVTaskManagerConfiguration defines the configuration of the GreenVulcanoESB Default Timer task manager.

Sight Core expanding the voice GVServices - GVServices, you may notice that the configuration of services is divided into two major components:

Groups view: The element groups in turn contains n sub-elements of type group. Each group contains the configuration of the service group. A group of services allows you to manage the state of activation of multiple services simultaneously.
Services view: Contains the configuration of services. Are specified for each service enabled clients, server systems, operating procedures, notes and more. Expand the Services under GVServices - GVServices, the user sees the name of the service, the type of operation and all the nodes used to create the flow.