Enterprise Explorer

The Enterprise Explorer is a view that contains an icon for each external server you have set up in your workspace. Each server is represented by a connection profile icon.

The Enterprise Explorer displays all your server resources in folders organized by type, for example, Application Servers. The following table lists each type of server resource you can access in the Enterprise Explorer, along with a list of types of connection profiles you can create or access there, and some of the tasks you can perform by browsing the connection profile icon and directly right-clicking its resources.

Resources Accessible From the Enterprise Explorer

Folder	Connection Profiles You Can Create or Browse	What You Can Do with It
Application Servers	EAServer	Creating an EAServer Connection Profile Service Testing
Databases	JDBC Sybase ASA Sybase ASE Sybase ASIQ	Creating a JDBC Connection Profile Creating a Sybase ASA Connection Profile Creating a Sybase ASE Connection Profile Creating a Sybase ASIQ Connection Profile Database Development Database Service
Monitor Servers	Monitor Server	Creating a Monitor Server Connection Profile Monitor Service Deploying a Monitor Service
Service Containers	Unwired Orchestrator	Creating an Unwired Orchestrator (EAServer) Connection Profile
UDDI Registries	UDDI Registry	Creating a UDDI Registry Connection Profile Searching a UDDI Registry Creating a SOAP Service from a Published WSDL Connecting to the WorkSpace UDDI Server Publishing a Service to a UDDI Registry
Message Transports	FTP File JMS	Creating an FTP Connection Profile Creating a File Connection Profile Creating a JMS Connection Profile
Mobile Servers	Unwired Accelerator	Connecting to an Unwired Accelerator Server

Server resources are created by creating a connection profile containing the connection parameters. To create a new connection profile, right-click one of the folders, for example, Databases, and choose New.

Discovering a Service

Connection Profiles

Working with a UDDI Registry