Uploading on-premises applications

Procedure

  1. After you define an on-premises application, you must upload the application to webMethods Integration before you use it. To upload an application, open the Integration Server Administrator and in the webMethods Cloud menu, click Applications.
  2. Click one of the following icons in the row that corresponds to the application you want to upload in the Upload column.
    • Application is either not uploaded or synchronized. - New or edited since the last time it was uploaded to webMethods Integration. For a new application, the icon indicates that the application is not uploaded to webMethods Integration. For an application that exists on webMethods Integration, the icon indicates that the application on the on-premises Integration Server is not synchronized with the one on webMethods Integration.
    • Application is synchronized.Application is synchronized. - Synchronized with the application that is uploaded to webMethods Integration.
  3. When the Upload Application page appears, in the Select Accounts area, select one or more accounts to associate with the application and then click Upload. When you upload the on-premises application, the on-premises Integration Server uploads the application to webMethods Integration, replacing the existing on-premises connector. It updates the Last Uploaded Time column of the webMethods Cloud Applications screen to indicate that the on-premises connector on webMethods Integration is synchronized with the one on the on-premises Integration Server. It also shares the service name, service signature, display name, and service comments with webMethods Integration. If the application is uploaded earlier, uploading the application again overwrites the existing on-premises connector. Further, if any account associated with an application is disabled during an upload, Integration Server uploads the application successfully and notifies you to enable the account to serve any requests. Applications that are uploaded from the on-premises Integration Server are listed in the Connectors > On-Premises Connectors page in webMethods Integration.
  4. When you no longer want to share on-premises applications with webMethods Integration, you can delete them. Deleting an application from the on-premises Integration Server also deletes the application and its corresponding operations from webMethods Integration. After you create an application, you can edit the application details. If you edit an application, you must upload the application for the changes to take effect on webMethods Integration. The updated application is not available for use until you upload it.