Setting the Synchronization Levels for a User’s Domains

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5. Click Invoke.

4.8.2.2 Updating a Profile

To update a profile:

1. Select the setProfileParameter operation.

2. Enter the name of profile.

3. Enter the name of the section.

4. Update the parameters as needed.

5. Click Invoke.

4.8.2.3 Deleting a Parameter from a Profile

To remove a parameter from a selected profile: 1. Select the removeProfileParameter operation. 2. Specify the name of the parameter, profile, and the section to ensure that you are removing the correct parameter.

3. Click Invoke.

5 Configuring the BDSS Hub Services 5-1 5 Configuring the BDSS Hub Services This chapter describes the basic configuration for the Hub and connectors. This chapter includes the following topics: ■ Overview of Hub Configuration ■ Configuring the Dispatcher ■ Configuring the Engine ■ Creating Connector Configuration Profiles ■ Configuring the FtsKeyFields Profile

5.1 Overview of Hub Configuration

Configuration for the Hub and Dispatcher components is exposed as the attributes and operations of MBeans. You can configure these MBeans using the Oracle Enterprise Manager’s System MBean Browser or through any JMX console such as JConsole that is supported by a J2EE-compliant server. For more information, see Section 4.1.1, Managing BDSS Components Using MBeans.

5.2 Configuring the Dispatcher

The attributes for the Hub and Dispatcher are exposed through the DispatcherSettings MBean. Table 5–1 lists these attributes.

5.3 Configuring the Engine

The attributes of the Engine are exposed through the EngineSettings MBean. Table 5–2 lists these attributes. Table 5–1 Attributes of the DispatcherSettings MBean Attribute Description ChunkSize The number of users contained in the message sent to the Hub for synchronization. Use this attribute to balance the load to each instance of a running Engine. The default value is 20 users per message HubEndPointURL The URL used by the Dispatcher to connect to the DispatcherHub Web service on the server hosting the Hub. For example, a typical Hub URL for Oracle WebLogic Server is http:HUB_SERVER_IP_ ADDRESS:7001BDSSHubWebServicesDispatcherHubW ebService?WSDL