The Services Table

Restriction: This topic applies only when the Enterprise Server feature is enabled.

You can see the information held in the repository for services by clicking Details against Services in the table of servers on the Home page. The services table is shown below.

Figure 1. Services Table

The information is as follows:

Service namespace - a unique label within the enterprise server that identifies the service and if it contains operations, groups the operations together
Operation - a list of the individual operations within a service; if the service is a simple service, there is just one item in this list, and it bears the same name as the service itself
Service class - for Micro Focus use only; set to MF deployment for all deployment services
Search order - the order in which services of the same name are sorted for searching purposes
Listeners - a list of the listeners allocated to this service
Request handler - the request handler for this service
Implementation package - the implementation package that provides the business functionality
Status information - you can see the current status and the time of the last status change
Status log - this supplies information about the most recent event that occurred on this service
Custom configuration data - for more information see the section Configuration Information
Description

Service display flters control how much service information you can see. These appear at the top of the services table. There are four service display filters:

Service: to use this filter, specify the name of the service you want to view; you need only enter enough characters to identify the service uniquely
Class
Handler
Package

Except for Service, each has three options

None: choose this to see no services for this filter
Some: choose this to see services that have a value for this filter
All: choose this to see all services for this filter

For example, to see service details for services of class 1, choose Some in Service Display Filters Class; to see only services that do not have a request handler associated with them, choose None in Service Display Filters Handler; to see all services choose All in all three filters that have options and leave Service blank. Use all the filters in combination to achieve the maximum control over the level of detail you see.

When you first see the Services table, all the filters that have options are set to All and the Service filter is blank.