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Viewing Catalog Resources

Any resource can be accessed by any deployed BPEL process and only one copy is maintained.

The following image shows the Resources page:

When you view the

Resources

page for a Secure Agent, it displays the following details on how the node is accessing the catalog (the details do not display if you view the Resources for the Cloud Server):

Item	Description
Total Reads	The number of reads to retrieve resource information during process execution (in cache or not).
Disk Reads	The number of reads made to resource files not in the cache expressed as an absolute number and percentage of Total Reads.
Cache Efficiency	The percentage of resources that are read from memory versus read from storage. For example, 100% indicates that all resource reads are coming from the memory cache.
Cache Size	The number of resource files in stored cache. The default is 100. You can set cache size on the Admin Configure Server Server Properties . Modifying the cache size may improve engine performance.

The Resources list shows the type, name, and namespace for the resource. Rest your mouse on the Resource name to view the physical location where the resource was loaded from.

The information about a resource on this page is the same as that is displayed in the Resource Detail page. Clicking on a resource link displays the Resource Detail page.

Resource Detail Page

The

Resource Detail

page shows the same information that is on the Resources page for each resource. It also displays the XML source code.

The following image shows a sample Resource Detail page:

The resource detail page of a schema resource with details, XML source code, and process versions that reference this schema

Property	Description
Name	The name of the resource
Class	The class from which the resource was instantiated
Location	The physical location from where the resource is loaded. This helps to uniquely define the location when the deployment descriptor was created and can be used to have multiple resource files of the same name deployed to the engine. The WSDL location is referenced in the .pdd file.
Version	The version of the resource. This is either automatically created by the Process Server or assigned to in the .pdd file.
Target Namespace	Target namespace in the resource
Process Group	Group name that was added in the .pdd file; this is used to organize resources
Description	Description that was added in the .pdd file
Last Modified	The date at which this resource was last changed