CxExplorer
Read-only Estate View for IBM webMethods
See the estate, change nothing.
CxExplorer shows an Integration Server estate to the people who need to understand it without letting them change it. It reads estate graphs that describe packages, services and how they relate, and respects the per-package permissions kept by CxVault.
Ask about CxExplorerWhat CxExplorer helps you do
See the estate as it is
Browse packages, services and their relationships from estate graphs, with the grades from the CxQuality scan the graph names.
Change nothing
CxExplorer only reads. It does not invoke, edit or install anything on the server it describes.
Show only what is permitted
A package's structure is shown only to the people CxVault's permissions allow. A graph CxExplorer cannot read, or one that is not from a licensed run, is listed as refused rather than shown.
How it fits your work
Install and grant access
Install CxExplorer and create its ACL for the groups that may read the estate.
Provide the estate graphs
Place estate graph files in the shared directory, or point CxExplorer at the directory that holds them.
Review
Reviewers explore the estate within the permissions set in CxVault.
Environment and data
CxExplorer runs as an Integration Server package and reads estate graphs from the shared Centipod directory.
- For IBM webMethods 10.x, 11.x and 12.x migration projects. We confirm compatibility for your version and environment before deployment.
- CxExplorer is offered as part of CxGovernance, with CxAudit and CxVault.
- The view is as current as the estate graphs it reads.
Complementary products
Code Quality Assessment for IBM webMethods
Evidence and Key Safekeeping for IBM webMethods
Evidence and Estate Governance for IBM webMethods
Discuss CxExplorer
Tell us about the estate you want to make visible and who needs to review it.
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