Adding a Transport to Use for Access Configuration

In a package profile, one or more transports must be defined as an inbound transport, which is used to make services publicly accessible.

Click Add in the Transports section of the Access Configuration page of the Services Package Profile editor.
The New Transport wizard opens.
Select the transport type and click Next.
The options are Messaging transport and HTTP transport.

Choose one of the following:

Option	Action
If the transport is an HTTP transport	Enter a name and description for the transport. Click Finish. The name of the transport must exist on the server and the name must match the name referenced by that transport.
If the transport is a messaging transport	Type a name and description for the transport and click Next. The name provides an internal reference to the transport. Select the type of messaging transport and click Next. To specify the connection properties for the messaging transport, choose one of the following and click Next: Reference the connection properties using an endpoint defined by a connection profile in the Enterprise Explorer. After the connection profile is selected, the table displays its connection properties. Note: If you are using a JMS connection profile, verify that the Initial Context Factory and Queue Connection Factory properties are correct for your JMS provider type and site implementation. Some JMS providers allow multiple names for these properties. Provide user-specified connection properties. Set runtime properties for the inbound transport and click Next. The property that defines the number of threads used for an inbound JMS transport is defined manually after the services package is created. Review the Summary page: Click Back to make changes. Click Finish when done.

Option

Action

If the transport is an HTTP transport

The name of the transport must exist on the server and the name must match the name referenced by that transport.

If the transport is a messaging transport

Type a name and description for the transport and click Next.
The name provides an internal reference to the transport.
Select the type of messaging transport and click Next.
To specify the connection properties for the messaging transport, choose one of the following and click Next:
- Reference the connection properties using an endpoint defined by a connection profile in the Enterprise Explorer.
  After the connection profile is selected, the table displays its connection properties.
  Note: If you are using a JMS connection profile, verify that the Initial Context Factory and Queue Connection Factory properties are correct for your JMS provider type and site implementation. Some JMS providers allow multiple names for these properties.
- Provide user-specified connection properties.
Set runtime properties for the inbound transport and click Next.
The property that defines the number of threads used for an inbound JMS transport is defined manually after the services package is created.
Review the Summary page:
1. Click Back to make changes.
2. Click Finish when done.