Configuring Web Service Proxy

Complete these steps on each Web Service Proxy that you want to display in instance topologies.

Procedure

In the WebGUI, complete the following steps for each Web Service Proxy that you want to monitor:

  1. In the Configure Web Service Proxy page, select the name of the Web Service Proxy to configure.
  2. On the Policy tab, expand proxy : domain and click Processing Rules.
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  3. In the Policy Configuration section, select an existing Client to Server rule, or click New Rule to create one.
    1. Drag a Transform to the timeline.
      Note:
      1. If a Client to Server rule already exists, add the transform node to it.
      2. If the Client to Server rule has an Authentication, Authorization, and Audit (AAA) node, ensure that the transform node that includes the DataPower® agent xslt file precedes the AAA node.
    2. Double-click the Transform to edit it.
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    3. In the Configure Transform with XSLT style sheet Action window, next to Transform File, select apm_req.xsl from the data store that you uploaded it to. For example, local:///

      If the file does not exist, click Upload to get it from the installed location.

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      Tip: In addition to SOAP and REST traffic through the DataPower appliance, if you want to configure a Client to Server rule to monitor the traffic between DataPower and WebSphere® MQ, apply the apm_req_MQ.xsl file instead of the apm_req.xsl file in this step.
    4. Click Done.
  4. Back in the Policy Configuration section, repeat Step 3 to configure a Server to Client rule, or click New Rule to create one.
    1. Drag a Transform to the timeline.
    2. Double-click the Transform to edit it.
    3. In the Configure Transform with XSLT style sheet Action window, next to Transform File, select apm_rsp.xsl from the data store that you uploaded it to. For example, local:///

      If the file does not exist, click Upload to get it from the installed location.

      Tip: In addition to SOAP and REST traffic through the DataPower appliance, if you want to configure a Server to Client rule to monitor the traffic between DataPower and WebSphere MQ, apply the apm_rsp_MQ.xsl file instead of the apm_rsp.xsl file in this step.
    4. Click Done.
  5. Back in the Policy Configuration section, repeat Step 3 to configure an Error rule, or click New Rule to create one.
    1. Drag a Transform to the timeline.
    2. Double-click the Transform rule to edit it.
    3. In the Configure Transform with XSLT style sheet Action window, next to Transform File, select apm_error.xsl from the data store that you uploaded it to. For example, local:///

      If the file does not exist, click Upload to get it from the installed location.

      Tip: In addition to SOAP and REST traffic through the DataPower appliance, if you want to configure an error rule to monitor the traffic between DataPower and WebSphere MQ, apply the apm_error_mq.xsl file instead of the apm_error.xsl file in this step.
    4. Click Done.
  6. Back in the Configure Web Service Proxy page, click Apply.
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