Orchestration Services

The Orchestration Services (CORCHSRV) page displays all existing orchestration services and their properties. This page allows adding new orchestration services and updating existing orchestration service properties. It has two tabs: Orchestration Service Name and Orchestration Service Properties. The following table provides detail on each field on these two tabs:

Field	Description
Orchestration Service Name
Orch Service Name	Indicates the Orchestration Service Name. It cannot be updated.
Service Template	Orchestration Service Templates are provided in a drop-down list box.
Module Name	Indicates the Module Name, where Orchestration Service will be hosted, that is, the module name where orchestration service will process the service requests. At run time, once Gateway IN has determined Orchestration Service Name that should process a file or message or web service call, it then looks at this configuration to determine which module should receive the service request.
Orchestration Service Properties
Source Application	Source Application other than $COMMON indicates that the property value should be used only when processing a service request from that specific source application. $COMMON indicates if the property code/value record is not found for the specific source application, then the record with $COMMON should be used to get the property value. By default, all the orchestration property code/value records in Day-Zero DML are created for $COMMON. It cannot be updated.
Property Code	Indicates the Orchestration Property Code. It cannot be updated.
Property Value	Indicates the Orchestration Property Value.
Record Timestamp	The Date and Time when the property code/value was last updated. It cannot be updated.

Below are examples of some Orchestration Service Properties:

Orchestration Service Name	Source Application	Property Code	Property Value
AdvApiFinUpdateOrchService	$COMMON	allow-update-of-final	true
AdvApiFinUpdateOrchService	$COMMON	allow-patch-to-add-null-values	true

The $COMMON source application is used to indicate that this property value is applicable irrespective of the source of service request to set a value specific to the source application. If there is a need, a property code can be duplicated (within Orchestration Service Name) to use a specific source application name to set a different property value. However, this is not allowed from this page and can only be done via a database.

Please refer to the CGI Advantage Connect - Configuration & Management Guide for more information on this page.