webMethods cloud applications

Know how to create and upload on-premises applications in webMethods Integration.

A group of services that you share with webMethods Integration is called an application. On-premises applications are created on the on-premises Integration Server and uploaded to webMethods Integration. webMethods Integration runs 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. You can then create integrations in webMethods Integration that start services defined in the applications. When webMethods Integration runs a service, the on-premises Integration Server returns all the results to webMethods Integration. You can batch the results to limit the number of results that are returned to webMethods Integration.

After you create applications, you upload them to webMethods Integration. If the application changes on the on-premises Integration Server, you must upload the application again for the changes to be replicated on webMethods Integration.

When you upload applications to webMethods Integration, you associate one or more accounts that the application can use to access services on the on-premises Integration Server. If the account associated with an application changes, you can upload the account to webMethods Integration without having to upload the application.