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# Edit Endpoints Dialog Box

This dialog box enables you to edit the real and virtual service endpoints configured for your virtual service.

To access | In the Virtual Service Editor, under Service Configuration, click Edit.

User interface elements are described below:

UI Element | Description
--- | ---
Virtual/Real Service | Virtual and real service information. Note: For details on Service Virtualization agent properties, see Agent user interfaces. For details on protocol-specific endpoint properties, see Service Properties Page.
Show Endpoint Topology | Displays a diagram of your service endpoint configuration.
Test Endpoints | Checks that your endpoint is configured correctly.
Advanced Settings - Available for SOAP services over HTTP, TIBCO EMS, and JMS
Ignore WS Addressing | WS-Addressing headers are not processed by Service Virtualization.
Do Not Send MTOM | By default, if an MTOM message is received when a virtual service is in Standby or Learning mode, the message is passed to the real service also as MTOM. This option instructs Service Virtualization to pass the message as a normal XML message with base64 content instead.
Write Schema Types | By default, the `xsi:type` attribute is included only when necessary, according to the XML specification. This option instructs Service Virtualization to always include the `xsi:type` attribute for XML elements in a simulated response, indicating the schema type of that element.
Use 'soapenc: Array' as Array Type | In SOAP encoding, all arrays are derived from the `soap-enc:Array` type. By default, when the `xsi:type` for an array element is written, the real array type is used, such as `ns:ArrayOfString`. However, some SOAP clients may require the base type instead (`soap-enc:Array`). This option instructs Service Virtualization to emit `soap-enc:Array` to array elements instead of the real type.
Advanced REST Settings
Strict URI specification | If this option is enabled, the slash character (/) at the end of a URI path is used by Service Virtualization. For example, these two URIs are considered 2 different paths: http://a/b and http://a/b/ If it is not selected, the end slash is ignored, and the 2 URIs above are considered to be identical. Note: When you create a REST virtual service using the HTTP Gateway agent, a slash “/” is added to the end of the URL. If you include the URI space in the endpoint path and Strict URI Specification is enabled, a slash is added and the path is incorrect. For example http://<host_machine>:7200/sqlrest becomes http://<host_machine>:7200/sqlrest/ As a workaround, create the virtual service with only the endpoint. After the virtual service is created, enable Strict URI specification and add the URI space to the service. For example: Virtual service endpoint: http://<host_machine>:7200 URI Space: sqlrest

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