Configuring Oracle BAM Server Properties

22-14 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle BPM Suite

22.7.1 Configuring Oracle BAM Adapter Properties

Oracle BAM Adapter properties are configured in Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console. To configure Oracle BAM Adapter properties:

1. Go to the Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console

http:host_name:port_numberconsole, and log on.

2. In the Domain Structure menu, select Deployments.

3. In the Deployments summary table, search for OracleBamAdapter and click it.

4. In the Settings for OracleBamAdapter page, select the Configuration tab, and then

the Properties tab in the second row. Notes: Use plain text user names and passwords only in nonproduction mode. Do not mix using credential mapping and plain text user information; apply one at a time to avoid confusion. Because Oracle BAM and Oracle SOA Infrastructure use different identity stores, an Oracle BAM user must be configured in the service infrastructure identity store if there is not a common service infrastructure user and Oracle BAM user. Oracle BAM Adapter does not support transactional behavior. Even though there is a section in Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console for configuring transaction support, Oracle BAM Adapter must remain at the No Transaction level. Configuring Oracle Business Activity Monitoring 22-15 5. Enter the new values, select the checkboxes for each updated value, and click Save . See Table 22–1, Oracle BAM Adapter Configuration Properties for information about each property. Also, see Section 22.8, Configuring Oracle BAM Batching Properties for general information about configuring batching properties. 6. Restart the SOA domain server. It must be restarted because that is where the Oracle BAM Adapter is deployed. Table 22–1 lists the Oracle BAM Adapter configuration properties. Note: To commit these changes to the deployment plan you must click Activate Changes in the Change Center. If the Activate Changes button does not appear, see the Oracle BAM Troubleshooting Guide on the Oracle Technology Network web site for a workaround: http:www.oracle.comtechnologyproductsintegrationbam collateraldocumentation.html Table 22–1 Oracle BAM Adapter Configuration Properties RMI Property SOAP Property Default Description Batch_Lower_Limit SOAP_Batch_Lower_Limit 1000 The minimum amount of elements in a batch before it is sent out. Batch_Upper_Limit SOAP_Batch_Upper_Limit 5000 The maximum amount of elements in a batch before it is sent out. Batch_Timeout SOAP_Batch_Timeout 5000 The timeout in milliseconds after which the batch is sent out even if it is not full.