Service is the basic entity of your SOA platform. You can manage service metadata and the service lifecycle as well as maintain multiple versions of a given service, and much more.

WSDL defines the interface of a web service. You can store, validate and manage WSDLs with ease, keeping track of dependencies and associations such as services, schema and policies.

XML Schema defines data types in a WSDL. As in the case of WSDLs, you can keep associations of schema which helps in the impact analysis process, when maintaining the data models associated with your SOA.

Policies help standardize SOA behaviour. You can keep track of the policies bound to a service. It also supports policy enforcement to control how SOA behaves as desired by both IT and business personnel.

The repository can store any arbitrary type of resource. You can search for resources by name, author, time created or updated. You also can search for resources by media type.

An activity log provide an invaluable insight to what operations took place on the repository. You can browse activities while filtering them by date range, user name, or activity type.

The registry generates events when changes are made to a particular resource or collection. You can subscribe to these events via e-mail, or forward them to a web service via SOAP or REST.

While we address most governance and registry related scenarios out-of-the-box, you also can upload your own extensions that is capable of extending the basic functionality of the product