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{{VULCON}} Views
 
 
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*Core: Represents the core configuration file of {{GVESB}}.
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==Vulcon perspective==
*Adapters: Represents the configuration file of the adapters of view {{GVESB}} adapters can vary depending on the installation or license {{VULCON}} you are using. The view of the adapter may change depending on the installation of {{VULCON}} that you do not, or who has the license to use. The Adapters are configurations that allow external systems to retrieve external {{GVESB}} through protocols such as TCP, web-services, etc. ..
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*Core view: provides all tools to configure {{GVESB}} services.
*Variables: Represents the file where you define the variables identified in previous views.
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*Adapters view: Represents the external systems invocation entry point to {{GVESB}} services.
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*Variables view: Represents the file where you define the variables identified in previous views.
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*Project explorer: Displays, in a tree structure, all of the files and projects under your workspace directory.
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==Core view==
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Core view is composed by many elements each one having its own role in {{GVESB}} context.
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*[[GVCryptoHelper]] from this element it's possible manage the configuration of key store and keys used by GreenVulcanoESB cypher framework.
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*[[GVXPath]] allows the configuration of XPATH library.
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*[[GVForwards]]from this element it's possible manage {{GVESB}} JMS Forward configuration.
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*[[GVPoolManager]] allows the configuration of a poll object(EJB, MDB, WS...) in {{GVESB}}.
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*[[GVServices]] use this section to configure new service.
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*[[GVSystems]] contains configurations of the systems interfaced to GreenVulcanoESB.
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*[[GVPolicy]] defines the configuration of the GreenVulcano® ESB ACL Policy framework.
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*[[GVConcurrencyHandler]] define subsystem's max concurrency on service invocation.
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*[[GVBufferDump]] allows the [[GVBuffer]] size dump configuration.
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*[[GVDataTransformation]] this element contains the configuration for data transformation.
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*[[GVTaskManagerConfiguration]] defines the configuration of the GreenVulcanoESB Default Timer task manager.
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==Adapters view==
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==Variables view==
 
Sight Core expanding the voice GVServices - GVServices, you may notice that the configuration of services is divided into two major components:
 
Sight Core expanding the voice GVServices - GVServices, you may notice that the configuration of services is divided into two major components:
*Groups: 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.
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*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: 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.
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*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.

Latest revision as of 11:49, 26 February 2013

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

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.

Adapters view

Variables view

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.