Extending the Domain with the BDSS Templates

Installing the BDSS Components 3-7 Figure 3–4 Selecting bdss_template.jar

5. In the Select Extension Source dialog, select BDSS template.jar and then click

Next . Figure 3–5 Selecting bdss_template.jar 6. In the Configure JDBC DataSource page Figure 3–6 , enter the connection information. The user name must be bdss. Click Next. The Test JDBC Data sources screen appears. 3-8 Administrators Guide for Oracle Business Data Synchronization Server Figure 3–6 Configuring the JDBC Data Source

7. Click Test Connections. Click Next after Configuration Wizard generates a Test

Successful message Figure 3–7 . The Run Database Scripts screen appears. Figure 3–7 Testing the JDBC Connections 8. In the Run Database Scripts page Figure 3–8 , click Run Scripts.The CreateBDSSDataModel.sql script creates the database tables and triggers and the BDSSSeedData.sql script populates the database with sample data for the domains. Installing the BDSS Components 3-9 Figure 3–8 Creating the Database Tables and Seeding Data 9. Continue to the Target Deployments to Clusters and Servers screen Figure 3–9 . Note: The Dispatcher, the Hub, and the Exchange 2007 Connector are deployed by default. If needed, select Deployments and Services in the Select Optional Configuration screen that follows the Run Database Scripts screen. After you select this option, you then select the applications to deploy. This optional configuration enables scalability by allowing you to deploy each component on a different WebLogic Server. 3-10 Administrators Guide for Oracle Business Data Synchronization Server Figure 3–9 Selecting BDSS Components

10. Select the BDSS components to deploy and then click Next. By default, the wizard

deploys the Dispatcher, the Hub, and the Exchange 2007 Connector. The Configuration Summary screen appears Figure 3–10 . Figure 3–10 The Configuration Summary Screen

11. Review the installed components. Click Previous to return to the Target

Deployments to Clusters or Services and change your selection. Installing the BDSS Components 3-11

12. Click Next. The Configuration Manager creates the domain. When the progress

indicator on the Creating Domain screen completes Figure 3–11 . Click Done. Figure 3–11 The Create Domain Screen

3.6 Adding Security Credentials

The Exchange 2007 Connector requires the three sets of credentials listed in Table 3–2 . Table 3–3 lists the credentials needed by the BPEL Task Connector. Table 3–2 Credentials Required by Exchange 2007 Connector JPS Map Name JPS Key User Name and Password exchange2007pimtransport activeDirectoryAdminCredential Contains the user name and password used by the Exchange 2007 Connector when it queries the Active Directory exchange2007pimtransport autoDiscoveryAdminCredential Contains the user name and password used by the Exchange 2007 Connector when it queries the Microsoft Autodiscover service exchange2007pimtransport exchangeWebServiceAdminCred ential Contains the user name and password used by the Exchange 2007 Connector when it calls the Exchange Web Service to access user mailboxes 3-12 Administrators Guide for Oracle Business Data Synchronization Server If the Windows domain is required, it can be prepended to the user name and a backslash \ is used to separate the domain and user name as in domain\username. Add the credentials listed in Table 3–2 using Fusion Middleware Control, as illustrated in Figure 3–12 . For more information on credentials, see Configuring the Credential Store in Oracle Containers for J2EE Security Guide. Figure 3–12 Creating Credentials in Oracle Enterprise Manager The following steps describe how you enter in the credentials using Oracle Enterprise Manager. 1. Log in to Oracle Enterprise Manager.

2. Expand the WebLogic Domain node in the navigation pane and then right-click

your domain.

3. From the context menu, select Security and then Credentials. The Security Page

appears.

4. Create the exchange2007pimtransport credential map by clicking Create Map. The

Create Map dialog appears.

5. Enter exchange2007pimtransport in the Map Name field and then click OK.

6. For each JPS key listed in Table 3–2 , perform the following:

a. Click Create Key. The Create Key dialog appears.

b. Select exchange2007pimtransport from the Select Map list. c. Enter the JPS key. For example, enter activeDirectoryAdminCredential. d. In the User Name field, enter in the user name ensuring to prefix the domain if needed e. In the Password field, enter the password.

7. Click OK.

Table 3–3 Credentials Required by BPEL Task Connector JPS Map Name JPS Key User Name and Password fts-webcenter-connector adminCredential Contains the user name and password used by the BPEL Task Connector when it calls the BPEL server to access the users task data. These credentials should have access rights for all of the users who will be synchronizing.