Introduction to the New Production Configuration Page

New Integrated Application

Within this new integrated application, the left upper area has buttons that enable you to open the new Production Configuration editor, the Rule Editor, and the Data Transformation Editor, as stacked panels in the same window. Below the buttons, the left area contains the following collapsible groups, to enable you to select items to view or work on:

• Productions, which lists all the productions in the current namespace. Only one can be selected at a time. When you select a production, the application displays that production within the new Production Configuration page.

• Production Items, which lists all the business hosts in the currently selected production. This group includes additional subgroups: Inbound Hosts (for business services), Process Hosts (for business processes), and Outbound Hosts (for business operations).

  To search for production items by name, type a name or part of a name into the Filter Items box to filter these lists.

• Rule Sets, which lists all the rule sets in the current namespace.

  To search for rule sets by name, type a name or part of a name into the Filter Items box to filter the list. When you select a rule set, the application displays that rule set within the Rule Editor.

• Data Transformations, which lists all the data transformations in the current namespace.

  To search for data transformations by name, type a name or part of a name into the Filter Items box to filter the list. When you select a transformation, the application displays that transformation within the new Data Transformation Editor.

New Production Configuration Page

The new Production Configuration page provides major new features, including the following:

• Split panel view: While looking at a production, you can open other screens in a separate split panel.

• Enhanced filtering: The search box at the top of the Production Configuration page enables you to search across all business components, including multiple categories, DTLs, and subtransforms.

• Expandable routers: Routers can be expanded to view rules, transformations and connections inline.

• Reworked host connections: Direct and indirect connections are now rendered when a business host is selected, allowing you to see the full path a message can take.

See Also

• Introduction to the New DTL Editor

• Introduction to the Production Configuration Page (legacy user interface)