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Configuring REST Web Service Listener Policy Properties

Every policy has a set of properties that identify and describe the policy. Properties include, for example, the policy name and a description of what the policy does.

To access

  • In the Operations Connector user interface, click Create in the toolbar. Then click Event > REST Web service listener REST Web Service Listener.

  • In the Operations Connector user interface, click Create in the toolbar. Then click Metrics > REST Web service listener REST Web Service Listener.

  • In the Operations Connector user interface, click Create in the toolbar. Then click Topology > REST Web service listener REST Web Service Listener.

  • In the Operations Connector user interface, click Create in the toolbar. Then click Generic output > REST Web service listener REST Web Service Listener.

Alternatively, double-click an existing policy to edit it.

Tasks

How to configure policy properties

In the Properties page, type a name for the policy. You can use spaces in the name. The equal sign (=) is not allowed.

Related tasks

UI Descriptions

Policy Properties Page

UI Element

Description

Name

Name of the policy. You can use spaces in the name. The equal sign (=) is not allowed.

Description Description of what the policy does. You might also add other notes (for example, data sources that are used).
Category

Name of the logical group to which the policy belongs. Categories may help you to better group your policies. Separate multiple categories with commas.

Policy ID GUID (globally unique identifier) assigned to the policy when it is first created.

Last Modification

The date and time that the policy was saved.

The date and time displays using the current time zone of the computer on which the Web browser runs. The language setting of the Web browser determines the date and time format (for example, 09/14/2010 8:16:38 AM for English (United States)). If the Web browser and the computer on which the server run have different language settings, the language setting of the Web browser takes precedence. However, English is the default language if the Web browser is configured to use a language that is not available on the server.

Last Modified by

The name of the user active when the policy was saved.