Service Package data instances – Completing the New or Save As form

Create a Service Package data instance by selecting Service Package from the Integration-Resources category.

A Service Package data instance has a single key part.

Field	Description
Short description	Specify a short description that identifies this service package.
Service Package Name	Specify a name for this package. Begin the name with a letter, and use only letters, numbers, and hyphens to form an identifier. Define a unique service package for each service. As a best practice if your system provides supports many applications and many services, choose a naming convention for service packages. For example, a convention of <application><servicetype><(optional) deployment type> can result in names such as LOANSOAP, LOANEJB2, LOANEMAIL, and LOANHTTP. For EJB and Java services, this name becomes the Java package name in the generated JAR file.

Field

Description

Short description

Specify a short description that identifies this service package.

Service Package Name

Specify a name for this package. Begin the name with a letter, and use only letters, numbers, and hyphens to form an identifier.

Define a unique service package for each service.

As a best practice if your system provides supports many applications and many services, choose a naming convention for service packages. For example, a convention of <application><servicetype><(optional) deployment type> can result in names such as LOANSOAP, LOANEJB2, LOANEMAIL, and LOANHTTP.

For EJB and Java services, this name becomes the Java package name in the generated JAR file.