The following diagram illustrates the basic structure of the concurrent program information page.
Basic Structure of the Concurrent Program Information Page

Concurrent programs can be exposed as both SOAP services and REST services. Therefore, the interface details page includes general section of a selected concurrent program, the Overview tab, the SOAP Web Service tab, and the REST Web Service tab.
Users who have the Integration Administrator role can find an additional Grants tab displayed in the interface details page. This tab allows the administrators to create and revoke security grants. For more information on how to manage security grants, see Managing Grants.
For information on the general section, see Common information.
The concurrent program details page contains the following information:
Overview Tab
This tab displays read-only information about the selected concurrent program. It includes full description, interface source information, as well as concurrent program specific parameters contained in the selected concurrent program.
For more information on the interface source information, see Common Information on Interface Details.
SOAP Web Service Tab
This tab contains SOAP service information for the selected concurrent program. This includes service status, WSDL description, interaction pattern, and authentication type information.
For more information about SOAP service, see Common Information on SOAP Web Services.
For information on viewing WSDL description, see Reviewing Web Service WSDL Source.
If a SOAP service has been successfully generated, the integration administrators can perform additional administrative tasks including deploying the generated service, regenerating the service, or clearing up the generated service artifact.
For more information on these administrative tasks, see Performing Administrative Activities for SOAP Web Services.
REST Web Service Tab
This tab contains REST service information for the selected concurrent program. This includes service alias, service status, WADL description, verb, and service operation information.
Please note that POST is the only HTTP verb supported in this release. For more information about REST service, see Common Information on REST Web Services.
All REST services are secured by HTTP Basic Authentication or Token Based Authentication at HTTP or HTTPS transport level. For more information on REST service security, see Managing Web Service Security.
Note: HTTPS is the recommended secure transport protocol while using HTTP Basic Authentication security to authenticate user credentials (username and password).
If a REST service has been successfully deployed to an Oracle E-Business Suite WebLogic server, the integration administrator can undeploy the service to reset the service to its initial state - 'Not Deployed'.
For more information on these administrative tasks, see Performing Administrative Activities for REST Web Services.
Method Details Page
The concurrent program method details page appears when you click a method name in the Overview tab, the SOAP Web Service tab, or the REST Web Service tab.
Note: Oracle Integration Repository does not support service enablement for Open Interface Tables and Views interface types. If a concurrent program is linked to Open Interface Tables or Views, this concurrent program will be viewed and displayed under the Open Interface category and cannot be service-enabled.
For more information about the Open Interface integration type, see Open Interface Information.
In the Parameters region, the parameters used in the selected interface are listed in a table. It includes parameter name, parameter type, required or not, displayed or not, and description information.