New Environment Endpoint Dialog Box

This dialog box opens from the Deploy Options Dialog Box dialog box when you click the arrow to the right of the environment endpoint, and then select New Endpoint.

For more information about endpoints, refer to About Endpoints.

Element Description
Name (required) Name by which the new environment endpoint is identified in the Endpoint mappings section of the Deploy Process App dialog box.
Description An optional description of the environment. This text is displayed below the list of available environments in the Deploy Process App dialog box.
URL (required)

Enter (or select) the URL for the environment endpoint.

Examples of valid URLs follow:

http://serverName:port/eventmanager/services/ALFEventManager

http://serverName:port/orchestrationName-
orchestrationWorkflowNameInLowercaseservlet

Authentication Select the authentication method to be used for the environment endpoint:
  • None

    Select None if the endpoint does not require authentication.

  • HTTP Basic

    Select HTTP Basic if the endpoint points to a Web service that requires Basic Access Authentication and you want to provide the credentials (user name and password).

    Important: The HTTP Basic credentials set in Application Repository for an endpoint override Basic credentials that are set in orchestration workflows. For example, if username joe and password pwd are specified in the orchestration, but Application Repository specifies HTTP Basic with different credentials, the Application Repository credentials are used instead. If you do not want to override the credentials specified in the orchestration workflow, select None in Application Repository.
  • NTLM

    Select NTLM if the endpoint points to a Web service that requires Windows domain credentials. Enter the username, password, and domain name.

  • Security Token

    Select Security Token if the endpoint points to an SBM Web service or other internal endpoint.

  • Oauth 2

    Select OAuth 2 for RESTful calls that use OAuth 2 security. For details on obtaining and specifying the OAuth 2 token that is required, refer to the SBM Application Repository Guide.