How to specify a centralized Discoverer Preferences component How to find out the host name and port number of the Preferences server machine
6.6.1 How to specify a centralized Discoverer Preferences component
If you want to store all Discoverer end user preferences in a single location, you configure each Discoverer installation to use the Preferences component running on the Preferences server machine, instead of running their own Preferences component. The diagram below shows how additional Discoverer middle-tier machines reference the preferences on the Preferences server machine. To specify a centralized Discoverer Preferences component, you must perform the following tasks: ■ Choose the machine you want to use as the Discoverer Preferences server machine, and find out the host name and port number of that machine. For more information, see Section 6.6.2, How to find out the host name and port number of the Preferences server machine. ■ Specify the Discoverer Preference server machine for other Discoverer instances to use, and disable the Preferences component on all machines except the Discoverer Preferences server machine. For more information, see Section 6.6.3, How to specify a Discoverer Preferences Server on other machines.6.6.2 How to find out the host name and port number of the Preferences server machine
To find out the host name and port number of the machine to run the Preferences component that is, the machine you want to designate as the Discoverer Preferences server machine, perform the following steps: 1. To find out the host name, a. Open a command prompt on the Discoverer Preferences server machine. b. Type hostname and note the value displayed. 2. To find out the port number of the Discoverer Preferences server machine, a. Open the opmn.xml file in a text editor or XML editor. For more information about the location of the opmn.xml file, see Section A.1, Discoverer file locations . b. Locate the PREFERENCE_PORT variable ID and note the value. For example, in the Discoverer area of the file, you might see the following line of text: 6-10 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Discoverer variable id = PREFERENCE_PORT value = 16001 c. Close the opmn.xml file. You must now change the opmn.xml file on other machines to use the Discoverer Preferences server machine, as described in Section 6.6.3, How to specify a Discoverer Preferences Server on other machines.6.6.3 How to specify a Discoverer Preferences Server on other machines
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