# Setting the Runtime options

Available in...

* Data Fabric
* Data Services Platform
* ESB
* MDM Platform
* Real-Time Big Data Platform

In the Integration perspective of Talend Studio, you can configure the Runtime settings of a Service, which will be applied when the service is deployed in the Runtime container.

## About this task

To do so:

## Procedure

1. Right-click a Service in the repository tree view and select ESB Runtime Options from the contextual menu.

   ![](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/studio-user-guide/Resources/images/esb-services-runtime_options.png)

   The wizard appears allowing you to set the Runtime options.

   ![](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/studio-user-guide/Resources/images/esb-services-runtime_options2.png)
2. Set the Runtime options as required.
   | Options | Description |
   | --- | --- |
   | Use Service Registry | Select this check box to enable the Service Registry,<br>which provides dynamic endpoint lookup. It allows services<br>to be redirected based upon information retrieved from the<br>registry. |
   | Use WSDL Schema Validation | Select this check box to validate the incoming request<br>message according to the WSDL schema. With this option<br>enabled, only valid requests will be processed<br>successfully. Fault messages will be returned for<br>invalid requests.<br><br>This option is not available when the Use<br>Service Registry check box is<br>selected. |
   | Use Business Correlation | Select this check box to enable the correlation option so<br>that chained service calls will be grouped under the<br>same correlation ID. The service will extract the<br>correlation ID from the request header and store it in<br>the component variable of the data service Job for<br>further use in the flow.<br><br>This option is disabled when<br>the Use Service Registry check<br>box is selected. |
   | Use Service Activity Monitor | Select this check box to capture events and store this<br>information to facilitate in-depth analysis of service<br>activity and track-and-trace of messages throughout a<br>business transaction. This can be used to analyze<br>service response times, identify traffic patterns,<br>perform root cause analysis and more. For more<br>information, see Talend ESB Infrastructure<br>Services Configuration Guide for Service<br>Activity Monitoring.<br><br>This option is disabled when<br>the Use Service Registry check<br>box is selected. |
   | Use Service Locator | Select this check box to maintain the availability of the<br>service to help meet demands and service level<br>agreements (SLAs). |
   | Service Locator Custom Properties | Click ![](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/studio-user-guide/Resources/images/plus_button.png) to add as many properties as<br>needed to the Service Locator Custom<br>Properties table. Enter the name and the<br>value of each property in the Property<br>Name field and the Property<br>Value field respectively to identify the<br>service. The table is disabled when the Use<br>Service Locator check box is cleared.<br>For more information, see Talend ESB<br>Infrastructure Services Configuration<br>Guide for how to install and configure<br>the Service Locator. |
   | Username / Password | Select this check box to enable the Username token. When<br>using the Username token, the web service provider<br>requires the consumer to send the credentials as a part<br>of the request and authentication is performed on the<br>provider side.<br><br>Information noteNote: Note that the authentication is the<br>same for all services running in the same Talend ESB<br>container.<br><br>For more information on how to configure the<br>authentication, see Talend ESB Infrastructure<br>Services Configuration Guide for how to<br>use STS with Talend Runtime.<br><br>This option is disabled when<br>the Use Service Registry check<br>box is selected. |
   | SAML Token | Select this check box to use the SAML token. When using<br>the SAML token, the web service provider requires the<br>consumer to make a SAML token issue request to the<br>Security Token Service (STS) passing its credentials. On<br>successful authentication the STS issues a SAML token.<br>This SAML token is sent as a part of the request to the<br>provider and the provider verifies the validity of the<br>SAML token.<br><br>Information noteNote: Note that the authentication is the<br>same for all services running in the same Talend ESB<br>container.<br><br>For more information on how to configure the<br>authentication, see Talend ESB Infrastructure<br>Services Configuration Guide for how to<br>use STS with Talend Runtime.<br><br>This option is disabled when<br>the Use Service Registry check<br>box is selected. |
   | Authorization | Select this check box to enable authorized call. For more<br>information about the management of user roles and<br>rights, see the Talend Administration Center<br>User Guide and Talend ESB Infrastructure<br>Services Configuration Guide.<br><br>This option is only available when the SAML<br>Token check box is selected. |
   | Encryption/Signature body | Select this check box to enable XML Encryption/XML<br>Signature. For more information, see the chapter about<br>XKMS Service in the Talend ESB Infrastructure Services Configuration Guide.<br><br>This option is only available when the SAML<br>Token check box is selected. |
   | Log Messages | Select this check box to log the content of the messages<br>that are sent between the service and the consumer. |
3. Click OK to validate your settings and close the wizard.