Click System Settings in the sidebar on the Oracle Enterprise Repository Admin Click System Settings in the sidebar on the Oracle Enterprise Repository Admin Click System Settings in the sidebar on the Oracle Enterprise Repository Admin
9.6.3.1 Configuring JMS Durable Subscribers for Web Service Endpoints
The Event Manager creates one durable subscriber for each Web Service endpoint it encounters in the Subscription Manager XML file. This ensures that events are stored if the endpoints are not online and that they can be reliably delivered once the endpoints are online again. As per the JMS Specification, the durable subscriber name should be unique across the JMS server. The Event Manager gets the durable subscriber name from the name field found in the EndPointEventSubscription.xml file, as shown in this example: sub:EventSubscriptionData xmlns:sub=http:www.bea.cominfraeventssubscription sub:eventSubscription sub:endPoint name=ALBPMEndpoint9.6.4 Configuring JMS Servers in an Oracle Enterprise Repository Cluster
9.6.4.1 Enabling JMS Clustering Mode
If Oracle Enterprise Repository is deployed on cluster mode, you must enable clustering on each Oracle Enterprise Repository instance regardless of which type of JMS server being used embedded or external.1. Click System Settings in the sidebar on the Oracle Enterprise Repository Admin
screen. 2. Enter cmee.eventframework.clustering.enabled in the Enable New System Setting box and click Enable to reveal this hidden property.3. Set the Clustering Enabled property to True.
4. Set other required properties based on the type of JMS server, as described in the following sections.9.6.4.2 Configuring Embedded JMS Servers for Clustering
In a clustered environment, each member Oracle Enterprise Repository instance in the cluster will have one embedded JMS server. For example, in case of two-node cluster, there are two Oracle Enterprise Repository instances, such as server01 and server02, with each having one embedded JMS server. Once clustering is enabled for the Note: JMS servers associate the durable subscriber name with the message selectors. Therefore, if the message selector is changed, either a new durable subscriber name should be provided or the existing one should be deleted. You can use the Oracle Enterprise Repository Event Cleanup tool, as described in Cleaning Up Stored Events on page 7-4. You can also use a JMS-specific tool to accomplish this. Note: For information about configuring Oracle Enterprise Repository in a clustered environment, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Installation Guide for Oracle Enterprise Repository. Configuring Oracle Enterprise Repository Workflow 9-71 embedded JMS servers, you then need to specify the connection URL information for the embedded JMS servers on server01 and server02.1. Click System Settings in the sidebar on the Oracle Enterprise Repository Admin
screen. 2. Enter cmee.eventframework.embedded.jms.url in the Enable New System Setting box and click Enable to reveal this hidden property. 3. In the Embedded JMS Server URL property, supply the connection URL for the embedded JMS servers on the clustered Oracle Enterprise Repository servers, using the following format. failover:tcp: SERVER_DNS_NAME_OR_IP:61700,tcp:SERVER_DNS_NAME_OR_ IP:61700, … where SERVER_DNS_NAME_OR_IP are replaced by actual server DNS name or IP address. The entries should be repeated for each Oracle Enterprise Repository server in a given cluster. Using the example above, this could be set to: failover:tcp:server01:61700,tcp:server02:617004. Click Save.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 for each Oracle Enterprise Repository instance in a given cluster. Using the example above, the Embedded Broker URLs could be set to: failover:tcp:server01:61700,tcp:server02:617009.6.4.3 Configuring External JMS Servers for Clustering
For external JMS servers, no additional configuration is required. However, you must make sure that the embedded JMS server is disabled, as follows:1. Click System Settings in the sidebar on the Oracle Enterprise Repository Admin
screen.2. Set the Event Manager Embedded JMS Enable property to False i.e.,
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