Access Point

An access point object represents an endpoint or entry point that serves as the source or destination of a data stream. Examples include a network interface, HTTP connector, TCP port, WSDL endpoint, JMS topic or queue, or TIBCO Rendezvous transport.

An access point usually has configuration.

An access point usually has state; for example, it can be enabled or disabled. If the object had no state, then it might be simpler to think of it as a configuration of some other object.

An access point can have operations, for example to enable or disable it.

An access point can have relationships, for example, references back to the processes or applications that use it.

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