> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.emobiq.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.emobiq.com/emobiq-server/001-editor/004-service.md).

# Service

## Description

This page contains the Connectors and Services that will be used in the generated application.

Access this page through the service menu in the toolbar.

![](/files/qqftiIn7gtH8P29aIjVS)

## Supported Services

The menu on the left side displays the supported Services, currently this includes:

* **RAW(REST) Connector:** used as a connector for REST endpoints which parameter includes:
  * Name: identifier of the connector
  * Url: endpoint of the Rest Endpoint
  * Timeout: the configuration for the duration before the api times out
* **SOAP Connector:** used as a connector for API using SOAP approach.
  * Name: identifier of the connector.
  * Url: endpoint of the SOAP Endpoint.
  * Timeout: the configuration for the duration before the api times out.
* **Database Connector:** used as a connector to the Database that is created on Database Module and will be generated upon running the application.
  * Name: identifier of the connector.
  * Database: selection of database that has been created on the Database module.
* **Database Table Connector:** used as a connector to the Database Table that is created on Database Module and will be generated upon running the application.
  * Name: identifier of the connector
  * Database: selection of database that has been created on the Database module
  * Table: selection of table that has been created on the Database module

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## Sample of Created Services

![](/files/Rwzyg1tWROSblpez1VBn)


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