Each interface details page contains the following two types of information:

• Interface Detail Information

  Interface detail information includes a header region with general information, full description of the selected interface, interface source information, as well as methods or procedures and functions contained in the selected interface.

  For more information on interface details, see Common Information on Interface Details.

• Web Service Information

  Based on the selected interface, you can view the associated Web service information if it's available in the interface details page.

  Web service information including the SOAP-based and REST-based services if available for the supported interfaces can be displayed in the interface details page. This service related information such as service status, serviceable operations, service description, and supported service methods can be shown for the selected interface.

  Note: In this release, only PL/SQL APIs and Concurrent Programs can be exposed as both SOAP and REST services. Java Bean Services and Application Module Services can be exposed as REST services only.

  Important: For interfaces that can be exposed as SOAP services, if the setup tasks for SOAP services are not performed, when viewing these interfaces through the Integration Repository, you may find a message indicating that Oracle E-Business Suite Integrated SOA Gateway is not configured for SOAP services and refer to My Oracle Support Knowledge Document 1311068.1 for configuration details.

  For information on SOAP-based services, see Common Information on SOAP Web Services.

  For information on REST-based services, see Common Information on REST Web Services.

Each interface details page also includes Search and Printable Page allowing you to perform a search and view the details page of a selected interface in a printable format. See Searching for an Integration Interface.

Additionally, the Log Configuration field is displayed with a value (either 'Disabled' or 'Enabled') indicating whether the selected interface has design-time log configured or not. By default, 'Disabled' is displayed.

Use design-time logs to troubleshoot any issues or exceptions encountered during SOAP based service generation and deployment life cycle. Users who have the Integration Administrator role can enable or disable the design-time logs for the selected interface by clicking Configure. The Log & Audit Setup Details page is displayed where the administrator can add a new log configuration or update existing configurations.

Please note that logging is supported for SOAP services only.

For more information on log configurations, see Logging for Web Services.