# Setting the Runtime options Available in... * Data Fabric * Data Services Platform * ESB * Qlik Talend Cloud Enterprise Edition * Qlik Talend Cloud Premium Edition * 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. ![ESB Runtime Options option in the Repository tree view.](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. ![ESB Runtime Options wizard.](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, which provides dynamic endpoint lookup. It allows
services to be redirected based upon information retrieved
from the registry. | | Use WSDL Schema Validation | Select this check box to validate the incoming request message
according to the WSDL schema. With this option enabled, only
valid requests will be processed successfully. Fault
messages will be returned for invalid requests.

This
option is not available when the Use Service Registry check box is selected. | | Use Business Correlation | Select this check box to enable the correlation option so
that chained service calls will be grouped under the
same correlation ID. The service will extract the
correlation ID from the request header and store it in
the component variable of the data service Job for
further use in the flow.

This option is disabled when the Use Service Registry check box is selected. | | Use Service Activity Monitor | Select this check box to capture
events and store this information to facilitate in-depth
analysis of service activity and track-and-trace of
messages throughout a business transaction. This can be
used to analyze service response times, identify traffic
patterns, perform root cause analysis and more. For more
information, see[Introduction to
Service Activity Monitoring](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/esb-infra-services-configuration-guide/8.0/introduction-to-service-activity-monitoring).

This option is disabled when the Use Service Registry check box is selected. | | Use Service Locator | Select this check box to maintain the availability of the
service to help meet demands and service level
agreements (SLAs). | | Service Locator Custom Properties | Click ![Add](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/studio-user-guide/Resources/images/add.svg) to add as many properties as needed to the
Service Locator Custom Properties table. Enter the
name and the value of each property in the
Property Name field and the
Property Value field
respectively to identify the service. The table is
disabled when the Use Service Locator check box is cleared. For more
information, see [Introduction to
Service Locator](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/esb-infra-services-configuration-guide/8.0/introduction-to-service-locator). | | Username / Password | Select this check box to enable
the Username token. When using the Username token, the
web service provider requires the consumer to send the
credentials as a part of the request and authentication
is performed on the provider side.

Information noteNote: Note that the
authentication is the same for all services running
in the same Talend ESB container.

For more information on how to configure
the authentication, see [How to use STS with
Talend Runtime](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/esb-infra-services-configuration-guide/8.0/using-sts-with-talend-runtime).

This option is disabled when the Use Service Registry check box is selected. | | SAML Token | Select this check box to use the SAML
token. When using the SAML token, the web service
provider requires the consumer to make a SAML token
issue request to the Security Token Service (STS) passing its credentials. On successful
authentication the STS issues a SAML token. This SAML
token is sent as a part of the request to the provider
and the provider verifies the validity of the SAML
token.

Information noteNote: Note that the authentication is the same
for all services running in the same Talend ESB container.

For more information on how to configure
the authentication, see [How to use STS with
Talend Runtime](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/esb-infra-services-configuration-guide/8.0/using-sts-with-talend-runtime).

This option is disabled when the Use Service Registry check box is selected. | | Authorization | Select this check box to enable authorized call. For more
information about the management of user roles and rights,
see [Managing ESB Resources
and authorizations](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/administration-center-user-guide/8.0/managing-esb-resources-and-authorizations) and [Talend Identity and
Access Management](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/esb-infra-services-configuration-guide/8.0/talend-identity-and-access-management).

This option is only
available when the SAML Token
check box is selected. | | Encryption/Signature body | Select this check box to enable XML Encryption/XML Signature. For
more information, see [XKMS
service](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/esb-infra-services-configuration-guide/8.0/xkms-service).

This option is only available when the
SAML Token check box is
selected. | | Log Messages | Select this check box to log the content of the messages
that are sent between the service and the consumer. | 3. Click OK to validate your settings and close the wizard.