•  webMethods Package for Microsoft .NET Documentation
  •  About This Help
    • Document Conventions
  •  Installation and User’s Documentation
    •  Understanding Package for Microsoft .NET
      • What is Package for Microsoft .NET?
      • Assemblies and their Roles
      • Application Domains
      •  Using webMethods Products with .NET
        • IBM webMethods Designer and .NET
        • Integration Server Administrator and .NET
        • webMethods Client API for .NET
        • webMethods and Visual Studio
      • Getting Started
    •  Installing the Package for Microsoft .NET
      • Overview
      • Supported Platforms, Operating Systems, and Microsoft Products
      • Installing the Package for Microsoft .NET
      • Installing the IBM webMethods Add-In for Microsoft Visual Studio
      •  Upgrading to IBM webMethods Package 9.0 for Microsoft .NET
        • Migrating Custom Packages
      • Uninstalling the Package for Microsoft .NET
      • Uninstalling the IBM webMethods Add-In for Microsoft Visual Studio
      • Using Package for Microsoft .NET with multiple instances of Integration Server
    •  Configuring Package for Microsoft .NET
      • Overview
      • Specifying white-listed directories
      • Modifying CLR Version
      • Modifying HTTP port
      • Manually installing DotNetHost as Windows Service
    •  Using Designer with the Package for Microsoft .NET
      • Overview
      •  Importing .NET Methods into Designer
        • Input Variables
        • Output Variables
      • Importing COM Objects into Designer
      • Configuring .NET Assembly Information
      • Managing Domain Configuration File
      •  Managing Class Lifetimes
        • Modifying Class Lifetime
        • The Class Timeout Value
      •  Invoking a .NET Service from Designer
        •  Managing Application Domains
          • Using Services to Start and Destroy Application Domains
          • Using Integration Server Administratorto Destroy Application Domains
        • Marshalling Data
        • Running a .NET Service in Designer
    •  Using the IBM webMethods Add-In for Microsoft Visual Studio
      • What is IBM webMethods Add-In for Microsoft Visual Studio?
      •  Using the Add-In for Visual Studio.
        • Opening the Add-in and Generating Code
        • Connecting to an Additional Integration Server
        • Disconnecting from an Integration Server
      •  Using the Add-In for Visual Studio 2015 Onwards
        • Adding Integration Server and Generating Code
        • Removing an Integration Server
        • Connecting to an Integration Server
        • Disconnecting an Integration Server
        • Editing Integration Server details
        • Refreshing an Integration Server
    •  Administering the .NET Package
      • Integration Server Administrator and Package for Microsoft .NET
      • Accessing the Package for Microsoft .NET
      •  Pages for Administering the Microsoft .NET Package
        • Displaying Pages in Integration Server Administrator
        • Refreshing the View
      •  The Manage CLR Page
        • Values in the Manage CLR Page
        • Starting and Stopping the Microsoft .NET CLR
        •  Tracing for the Package for Microsoft .NET
          • Method Invocation Tracing
          • Assembly Introspection Tracing
          • Location of the Log File
          • Controlling Tracing from Integration Server Administrator
      • The Manage Application Domains Page
      • The View Assemblies Page
      • The Manage .NET Object Instances Page
      • The Domain Details Page
      • The Manage Monitoring Options Page
      • The Install VS Plugin Page
    •  Errors and Exception Handling
      • Overview
      • Trouble Shooting
      • Package for Microsoft .NET Error Codes
    • Glossary
  •  Client API Programmer’s Documentation
    •  Generating Microsoft .NET Clients
      • Overview
      • The Structure of Client Code
    •  Invoking a Service using Visual Studio
      • Using IBM webMethods Add-In for Microsoft Visual Studio
      •  Generating a C# Client Code in Visual Studio
        • List Packages to be Used (Generated Code)
        • Class Declaration (Generated Code)
        • Connect to Integration Server (Generated Code)
        • Populate the Service Inputs (Generated Code)
        • Invoke the Service and Retrieve the Output (Generated Code)
        • Disconnect from Integration Server (Generated Code)
      • Complete Generated Code Sample
    •  Invoking a Service using Java Client API from Designer
      • Using the Java Client API for Integration Server
      •  Generating a C# Client Code from Designer
        • List Packages to be Used (IData)
        • Class Declaration (IData)
        • Connect to Integration Server (IData)
        • Populate the Service Inputs (IData)
        • Invoke the Service and Retrieve the Output (IData)
        • Disconnect from Integration Server (IData)
      • Complete IData Code Sample
      • Notes About IData and IDataUtil
    •  Accessing Microsoft .NET Client API Documentation
      • Microsoft .NET Client API Documentation

Package for Microsoft .NET Documentation

Microsoft .NET Client API Documentation