Click System Settings in the sidebar on the Oracle Enterprise Repository Admin In the eventing.properties file, configure the required JNDI properties that
9.6.2 Configuring Connectivity Properties for External JMS Servers
Oracle Enterprise Repository’s System Settings section allows administrators to configure the basic Oracle Enterprise Repository operation and to enabledisable specific features. The Event Manager’s JMS-related settings are under the Eventing group under the main External Integrations category. For more information about System Settings, see Chapter 16, System Settings Overview . Additional Eventing properties are described in Section 9.3, Configuring the Oracle Enterprise Repository Event Manager9.6.2.1 Enabling and Configuring an External JMS Server
The internal Apache ActiveMQ JMS Server needs to be disabled in order to configure an external JMS product. You must also configure JNDI and JMS properties for the external JMS.1. Click System Settings in the sidebar on the Oracle Enterprise Repository Admin
screen. 2. Enter Event in the System Settings Search box to view all the Event Manager related settings. 3. Disable the internal JMS server property, cmee.eventframework.embedded.jms.enabled, by clicking False next to the Event Manager Embedded JMS Enable property. This forces the Event Manager to use an external JMS server.4. In the eventing.properties file, configure the required JNDI properties that
are : ■ JNDI URL : cmee.eventframework.jndi.provider.url Specifies the JNDI URL. For example, t3:localhost:7001. ■ JNDI User Name : cmee.eventframework.jndi.user Specifies the JNDI user name. ■ JNDI Password : cmee.eventframework.jndi.password Note: When Oracle Enterprise Repository is deployed on WebSphere 6.x, the embedded Apache ActiveMQ JMS Server cannot be used due to conflicts in the classes used by ActiveMQ and Oracle Enterprise Repository. Therefore, WebSphere 6.x customers should use the default JMS implementation that comes with WebSphere 6.x. See Section 9.6.5, Configuring a JMS Provider In WebSphere 6.1.0.5 . Note: These steps are for configuring a single external JMS server. For instructions on configuring multiple JMS servers in a cluster, see Section 9.6.4, Configuring JMS Servers in an Oracle Enterprise Repository Cluster . Note: The cmee.eventframework.embedded.jms.enabled property is not visible, by default. To enable this property, enter this property name in the Enable System Setting box, and then click Enable . 9-68 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Enterprise Repository Specifies the password for the JNDI User Name. ■ JNDI Context Factory : cmee.eventframework.jndi.context.factory Specifies the JNDI initial context factory. For example, weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory. 5. In the eventing.properties file, configure the following JMS properties: ■ JMS Connection Factory : cmee.eventframework.jms.connection.factory Specifies the JMS connection factory to enable JMS clients to create JMS connections. For example, weblogic.examples.jms.TopicConnectionFactory. ■ JMS Topic : cmee.eventframework.jms.topic Specifies the JMS topic, which is a publishsubscribe destination type for a JMS server. For example, weblogic.examples.jms.exampleTopic.6. Click Save.
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» Overview Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
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» Overview Enabling SFID Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
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» Activating the Policy Management Feature Creating a Policy Type
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» Validating Policy Assertions Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
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» Deploy Oracle Enterprise Repository Pre-configured BI Publisher Content
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