Composite MCP servers allow you to expose your Application Integration processes as MCP tools that your AI agents can securely access and use. Exposing the processes through MCP helps to establish a trusted context for your AI agents and helps ground the model to your trusted business data.
You create a composite MCP server from an Application Integration process that you've published as an API. When you create the MCP server, you select the process and the specific operations that you want to expose as tools.
You can create a composite MCP server from any active Application Integration process that meets the following requirements:
•The process is deployed using Basic Authentication. You can't create an MCP server from a process that's deployed using anonymous authentication.
•The process uses the REST/SOAP binding.
•The process is deployed to Cloud Server.
•The process isn't configured to only accept HTTP authorization requests from the API Gateway.
After you create a composite MCP server, deploy it to make it accessible to your organization’s AI agents. Deploying the MCP server creates an instance that the AI agents in your organization can use. You can deploy a composite MCP server multiple times to create instances for different purposes.
You can update a composite MCP server if the Application Integration process changes. When you update an MCP server, refresh the deployed instances to pick up the changes.