Adding and Updating Connectors

Getting Started with Administering BDSS 4-7

4.3.2 Deleting a PIM Server Instance

To delete a PIM server instance: 1. Select the deletePimServerInstance operation. 2. Specify the parameters listed in Table 4–6 and the click Invoke.

4.4 Managing Connector Instances

A connector instance represents a specific installation of a connector. The instance can be a single connector or represent a group of connectors that are accessed from the same load-balanced URI Universal Resource Identifier. Use the operations of the ServerDomainConfigMBean listed in Table 4–7 to manage the instances of a connector.

4.4.1 Adding and Updating Connector Instances

To add or update a connector instance :

1. Select the updateConnectorInstance operation.

2. Specify the parameters listed in

Table 4–8 and then click Invoke.

4.4.2 Deleting a Connector Instance

To delete a connector instance: 1. Select the deleteConnectorInstance operation. 2. Specify the connectorInstName and connectorName parameters described in Table 4–8 and then click Invoke. ConnectorName The display name for the connector for which the PIM server instance is configured. Table 4–7 Operations for Managing Connector Instances Operation Administrative Task updateConnectorInstance Adding and Updating Connector Instances deleteConnectorInstance Deleting a Connector Instance Table 4–8 Parameters of the updateConnectorInstance Operation Parameter Description connectorInstName The display name for the connector instance connectorName The name of the connector for which the connector instance is configured. You can find this name using the showConnectorDetails operation. Although the SQL scripts seed the names for the Exchange 2007 and BPEL Task connectors, you can add a different name. pimServerInst The PIM server instance used by this connector url The URL of the connector’s Web service Table 4–6 Cont. Parameters of the updatePimServerInstance Operation Parameter Description 4-8 Administrators Guide for Oracle Business Data Synchronization Server

4.5 Managing Domains

A domain is a class of records, such as a calendar, business contacts, personal contacts, or tasks. Each connector has a set of domains on the PIM servers connector domains that is mapped to a central set of Hub domains. A Hub domain is an abstract representation of a domain defined in the XSD XML Schema Definition for the Hub. For more information, see Chapter 8, Mapping Connector Fields to Hub Fields. Use the operations of the ServerDomainConfigMBean listed in Table 4–9 to manage domains.

4.5.1 Creating a Domain for a Connector

To add or update a domain for a connector: 1. Select the updateDomainForConnector operation. 2. Specify the parameters listed in Table 4–10 and then click Invoke.

4.5.1.1 Configuring Domain-Level Synchronization

The updateDomainForConnector operation enables you to set the synchronization configuration for a specific domain for a connector through its synclevel and Priority parameters. The synclevel parameter sets the level of synchronization for the domain and the Priority parameter determines which record change event wins a synchronization conflict between record changes from different PIM servers. The Table 4–9 Operations for Managing Domains Operation Administrative Task updateDomainForConnector Creating a Domain for a Connector deleteDomainForConnector Deleting a Domain from a Connector