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Using the Resource Adapter

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When deploying the Siebel Resource Adapter in J2EE Application Server (BEA, WebLogic, or IBM WebSphere), the necessary Siebel and J2EE Connector JAR files are included in the server classpath. The Siebel JAR files that need to be added to the classpath are:

SiebelJI.jar
SiebelJI_lang.jar
SiebelJI_Common.jar

Once you have added the necessary Siebel and J2EE Connector JAR files to server classpath, see the J2EE application server documentation with respect to deploying a Resource Adapter.

NOTE:  Some client applications can require the Siebel Resource Adapter .jar file (Siebel_JCA_ra.jar) to be included in the classpath. The Siebel resource Adapter can be extracted from the resource archive (Siebel_JCA.rar) using the jar.exe utility provided with your Java Virtual Machine.

Java Data Bean/Siebel Resource Adapter and the siebel.properties File

The siebel.properties file, which is located in your classpath, can be used to provide default parameters for client applications connecting to Siebel application using the Java Data Bean.

Table 29 shows the properties in the siebel.properties file.

Table 29.  Properties in the siebel.properties File

Property Type	Property	Description
Request timeout	siebel.conmgr.txtimeout	Default is 2700 seconds. Indicates the transaction timeout in seconds on the server side.
Poolsize	siebel.conmgr.poolsize	Default is 2 with maximum of 500. Indicates the connection pool size. Connection pool maintains a set of connections to a specific server process.
Session timeout	siebel.conmgr.sesstimeout	Default is 600 seconds. Indicates the transaction timeout in seconds on the client side.
Encryption	siebel.conmgr.jce	Indicates the usage of Java Cryptography Extension. You can set this to 1 for jce usage and 0 for nonusage.
Connect String	siebel.connection.string	Specifies the Siebel connection string.
User Name	siebel.user.name	Specifies the user name to be used for logging in to Object Manager.
Password	siebel.user.password	Specifies the password to be used for logging in to Object Manager.
Language	siebel.user.language	Specifies the user's preferred language.
Boolean	siebel.user.encrypted	Specifies whether the username and the password is encrypted with com.siebel.extra.MangleString.
String	siebel.jdb.classname	Specifies the name of the Siebel DataBean to use. For example, you may want to use a bean wrapper such as com.siebel.data.wrapper.SiebelDataBeanRetryWrapper class which is a SDB wrapper for retries.
Java System Properties	file.encoding	Indicates the code page on the client side, such as cp1252, utf8, unicodeBig, or cp942.

NOTE:  Java System Properties are System Properties, not Siebel Properties.

Here is a sample siebel.properties file:

siebel.connection.string = siebel.tcpip.rsa.none://test.siebel.com/siebel/sseobjmgr_enu/test

siebel.user.name          = User1

siebel.user.password      = password

siebel.user.language      = enu

siebel.user.encrypted     = false

siebel.conmgr.txtimeout   = 3600

siebel.conmgr.poolsize    = 5

siebel.conmgr.sesstimeout = 300000

siebel.conmgr.retry       = 5

siebel.conmgr.jce         = 1

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