Configuring Trusted Domains Configuring Credential Mapping

22-30 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle BPM Suite Figure 22–1 System MBean Browser Navigation Tree The associated configuration properties are displayed in the System MBean Browser.

3. Edit property values in the Values column, and click Apply.

4. Oracle BAM must be restarted after any changes to Oracle BAM properties. See Section 24.2, Managing Oracle BAM Availability for information about restarting Oracle BAM. Configuring Oracle Business Activity Monitoring 22-31 Oracle BAM Configuration Property Files All Oracle BAM properties are located in configuration files. These files are located in the following directory on the host where the Oracle BAM components are installed: WL_HOME user_projectsdomainsbase_domainconfigfmwconfigserversbam_server 1applicationsoracle-bam_11.1.1config The configuration properties usually go into the BAMCommonConfig.xml file, which contains the properties global to all Oracle BAM components. These properties can also be specified in component-specific configuration files: ■ Oracle BAM Server-specific properties are configured in BAMServerConfig.xml ■ Oracle BAM web applications-specific properties are configured in BAMWebConfig.xml ■ Oracle BAM ICommand utility-specific properties are configured in BAMICommandConfig.xml The properties set in the BAMCommonConfig.xml file are always loaded. Any additional configuration files must be loaded explicitly. Oracle BAM Server explicitly loads the BAMServerConfig.xml file, Oracle BAM web applications explicitly load the BAMWebConfig.xml file, and ICommand explicitly loads the BAMICommandConfig.xml file. When a configuration file is loaded, its properties override any properties previously set, that is properties specified in BAMServerConfig.xml override properties set in BAMCommonConfig.xml.

22.11 Oracle BAM Configuration Property Reference

This section provides a brief description of each Oracle BAM configuration property that may be used in the Oracle BAM configuration files. Advanced properties are configured in the Fusion Middleware Control System MBean Browser. See Section 22.10, Configuring Advanced Properties for information about configuring properties that do not appear in the Oracle BAM configuration pages in Fusion Middleware Control. Some of these properties correspond to properties you can set in the Fusion Middleware Control and Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console, and references to specific sections about these configuration procedures are provided in Table 22–3 . Note: The Oracle BAM ADC API properties are the properties used by all Oracle BAM clients such as ICommand and Oracle Data Integrator, and the SOAP properties are only used by Oracle BAM Adapter when configured to use SOAP. 22-32 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle BPM Suite Table 22–3 Oracle BAM Configuration Properties Property Name Description ActiveDataCache.API.Batching.ThreadPool. CoreSize Indicates how many threads to keep in the Oracle BAM ADC API thread pools when idle. Default: 5 ActiveDataCache.API.Batching.ThreadPool. KeepAliveTimeInSecs Amount of time in seconds to keep an idle thread in the Oracle BAM ADC API thread pools. Default: 20 ActiveDataCache.API.Batching.ThreadPool. MaxSize Maximum number of threads in the Oracle BAM ADC API thread pools. Default: 100 ActiveDataCache.API.Batching.ThreadPool. QueueSize Maximum number of messages that can be queued in the Oracle BAM ADC API thread pools. Default: 30 ActiveDataCache.API.BufferedDataReader. ThreadPool.CoreSize Indicates how many threads to keep in the Oracle BAM ADC buffered data reader thread pools when idle. Default: 10 ActiveDataCache.API.BufferedDataReader. ThreadPool.KeepAliveTimeInSecs Amount of time in seconds to keep an idle thread in the Oracle BAM ADC buffered data reader thread pools. Default: 20 ActiveDataCache.API.BufferedDataReader. ThreadPool.MaxSize Maximum number of threads in the Oracle BAM ADC Buffered Data Reader Thread Pools. Default: 100 ActiveDataCache.API.BufferedDataReader. ThreadPool.QueueSize Maximum number of messages that can be queued in the Oracle BAM ADC Buffered Data Reader Thread Pools. Default: 30 ActiveDataCache.Kernel.ActiveDataQueue. ThreadPool.CoreSize Indicates how many threads to keep in the Oracle BAM ADC Active Data Queue Thread Pools when idle. Default: 20 ActiveDataCache.Kernel.ActiveDataQueue. ThreadPool.KeepAliveTimeInSecs Amount of time in seconds to keep an idle thread in the Oracle BAM ADC Active Data Queue Thread Pools. Default: 20 ActiveDataCache.Kernel.ActiveDataQueue. ThreadPool.MaxSize Maximum number of threads in the Oracle BAM ADC Active Data Queue Thread Pools. Default: 100 ActiveDataCache.Kernel.ActiveDataQueue. ThreadPool.QueueSize Maximum number of messages that can be queued in the Oracle BAM ADC Active Data Queue Thread Pools. Default: 30 ActiveDataCache_Datasets_Batching_ BlockOnBatchFull Block on batch full properties indicate whether batching operations should block when the batch is full. If set to true, then batching calls block until room is freed up in the batch for the operation. If set to false, a BatchIsFullException exception is thrown. Default: false