WSRR artifacts created in the SOA Policy Gateway Basic Runtime Sample

The WSRR artifacts created in the SOA Policy Gateway Basic Runtime Sample pattern, and how the sample uses them.

Table 1. WSRR artifacts created for the SOA Policy Gateway Basic Runtime Sample pattern
Object Description
Organization Bob's Warehouse. This is the area of the business that owns the Store service
Business Capability Warehouse. This represents all versions of the Store service, and is owned by the Bob's Warehouse organization.
Service Version Store. This represents version 1.0 of the Store service.
WSDL Store.wsdl
XSD Company.xsd
Policy
  • Validate.xml
  • RouteForGold.xml
  • LogEveryTime.xml
  • RejectAfter5MsgIn90Seconds.xml
SLD Store SLD. Any policies attached here apply to any request for this service.
Gold SLA

Gold SLA. The existence of this SLA means gold requests from the consumer CEO are not be counted as anonymous. Any policies attached here are enforced on gold requests from the consumer CEO.

Silver SLA Silver SLA. The existence of this SLA means silver requests from the consumer CEO are not be counted as anonymous. With no policies attached, the request is allowed through.
Anonymous SLA Anonymous Users. Policies attached here are enforced on any requests that do not have a matching SLA in place. In this sample, any request from a consumer other than CEO, or any request from CEO that is not Gold or Silver, have the Anonymous SLA policies enforced on it.

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