On-premises Integration Server

Know what is an Integration Server and an Integration Server Administrator.

An on-premises Integration Server is any Integration Server that is configured to share service metadata with webMethods Integration and enables the execution of those services by integrations that are defined in webMethods Integration. The service metadata that is uploaded from an on-premises Integration Server provides the accounts and applications that are required to create integrations in webMethods Integration.

webMethods Integration has environments and each environment has a different endpoint. You can configure one on-premises Integration Server to an environment.

Important: On-premises Integration Server version 10.3 or later with the most recent fix works with webMethods Integration for hybrid connectivity.

A group of services that you share with webMethods Integration is called as an application. Applications are created on the on-premises Integration Server and uploaded to webMethods Integration. webMethods Integration can run any service that is hosted by an on-premises Integration Server. When you share services in an application, you are sharing the metadata for the service. For Integration Server services, the metadata you share is the service name, service signature, display name, and service comments. Users of webMethods Integration can then create integrations that start services that are defined in the applications.