HCL Workload Automation, Version 9.4

Identifying the correct master domain manager

Describes how to identify the correct master domain manager when invoking Web services.

About this task

To ensure that your web service is performed on the correct master domain manager, do the following:
Distributed (not z/OS®) environment
  1. When you create the access proxy to the wsdl where the service you require is located, access the wsdl on the same master domain manager (engine) where you want it to be performed.
  2. When invoking the service, set the engineName element in the service method to null.
The service is performed on the master domain manager which is local to the wsdl you access.
z/OS environment
  1. When you create the access proxy to the wsdl where the service you require is located, access the wsdl on the system where the z/OS connector is installed
  2. When invoking the service, set the engineName element in the service method to the z/OS engine name where you want to perform the service.
The service is performed on the master domain manager identified by the z/OS engine name.