Configuring Resources for the Siebel Sample Application

Configuration for the sample application must be performed on the second tier of the two-tier installation. The tier2 system is the system where the Sun JCA Adapter that interacts directly with the Siebel back-end system has been installed and configured. Complete the following steps to prepare the tier2 system to run the Siebel sample application.

1. Create the siebelpool connection pool.

   1. In a browser, go to http://hostname_of_2nd_tier:4848/admin and log in to the Application Server Admin Console as admin. The default password is adminpass.

   2. In the tree view, expand Resources, then Connectors, and then select Connector Connection Pools.

   3. Click New.

      The New Connector Connection Pool panel appears.

   4. Type siebelpool in the Name field.

   5. Select sun-siebeleai-adapter from the Resource Adapter drop-down list.

   6. Click Next.

   7. Click Finish.

2. Create the jcaps/siebel connector resource.

   1. In the tree view, expand Resources, then Connectors, and then select Connector Resources.

   2. Click New.

      The New Connector Resource panel appears.

   3. Type jcaps/siebel in the JNDI Name field.

   4. Select siebelpool from the Pool Name drop-down list.

   5. Click OK.

3. Modify the settings for the siebelpool connection pool.

   1. In the tree view, expand CAPS, then expand Connector Connection Pools.

   2. Click siebelpool.

      If the siebelpool connector connection pool does not appear in the tree view, expand another node, then expand Connector Connection Pools once again. You should now see siebelpool.

   3. Under Siebel EAI, set both the User Name and Password fields. For example, you could set both fields to siebeladmin.

   4. Under HTTP Settings, set the URL field to the URL of the Siebel server you plan to use to run the sample Siebel application.

   5. Under Proxy Configuration, delete the contents of all the fields.

   6. Click Save.

4. Optionally, use the Enterprise Tier Administration Console to create an Enterprise Connector user to which the Gateway user is mapped. This mapping enhances security by enabling a Gateway username/password that is different from the username/password of the ERP/EAI system.

   1. In a browser window, open http://hostname_of_2nd_tier:8080/sync/admin.

      The Enterprise Tier Administration Console login screen appears.

   2. Log in using the user name admin and password syncpass.

      The console appears.

   3. Click the Users tab, then click the Create User tab.

   4. In the Gateway Username field, type the Enterprise Connector username specified when the Gateway account was created.

   5. In the Enterprise Connector Username field, type the new Enterprise Connector username to which the Gateway username is mapped.

   6. In the Enterprise Connector Password field, type the password for the new Enterprise Connector username to which the Gateway username is mapped.

   7. Click Register.

   8. Click the Edit User tab to verify that the user was created.

5. Create a MEP Gateway user for the secure Siebel sample application using the Gateway Administration Console.

   1. In a browser window, open http://hostname_of_1st_tier:8080/sync/admin.

      The Gateway Administration Console login screen appears.

   2. Log in using the user name admin and password syncpass.

      The console appears.

   3. Click the Users tab, then click the Create User tab.

   4. In the Email Address field, type the email address of the Gateway user.

   5. In the Password field, type the password for the Gateway user.

   6. In the Username field, type the username of the Gateway user.

   7. In the Phone Number field, type the phone number of your mobile device.

   8. Select Siebel Remote from the Enterprise Connector drop-down list.

   9. Click Register.

   10. Click the Edit User tab to verify that the user was created.