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Configuring JDBC Resources for the Command Center

You must configure JDBC resources for the Command Center application deployed with Oracle WebLogic, using the Oracle WebLogic Administration Console.

You must configure the following:

• Data sources
• Connection pools

This task is a step in Process of Configuring Oracle WebLogic for the Command Center Application.

Configuring Data Sources for the Command Center Domain

You must configure the following data sources for running Oracle Self-Service E-Billing jobs and the reporting application:

• edxAdminDataSource
• edxXMADataSource
• reportDataSource
• edxLoggerDataSource
• edxMessagingDataSource
• edxUserDataSource

To create data sources for the Command Center domain

1. Start the newly created Command Center domain, and open the Oracle WebLogic Administration Console in a browser. The default URL

   http://Server_Name:Server_Port/console

   where:

   • Server_Name is the name of the server with the Command Center domain.
   • Server_Port is the port number of the Command Center domain server.
2. Log on to the Oracle WebLogic Administration Console, using the user name and password defined when the domain was created.
3. Click the Data Sources link under JDBC in the services section.
4. Click New to create a new data source.
5. Enter the data source name and the JNDI name.
6. For each data source, select the database type as Oracle and enter other settings as shown in the following table. Be sure to select the correct version of the driver for your database version, including patches. Click Next.

   Data Source Name	JNDI Name	Database and Driver	Settings	DB Details
   edxAdminDataSource	edx.databasePool	Oracle Driver (Thin)	Emulate Two-Phase Commit	OLTP/Hostname:ListenPort:SID
   edxXMADataSource	edx.xma.database Pool	Oracle Driver (Thin XA)	Not applicable	OLTP/Hostname:ListenPort:SID
   reportDataSource	edx.report.databasePool	Oracle Driver (Thin XA)	Not applicable	OLAP/Hostname:ListenPort:SID
   edxLoggerDataSource	edx.logger.databasePool	Oracle Driver (Thin)	Emulate Two-Phase Commit	OLTP/Hostname:ListenPort:SID
   edxMessagingDataSource	edx.messaging. databasePool	Oracle Driver (Thin XA)	Not applicable	OLTP/Hostname:ListenPort:SID
   edxUserDataSource	edx.user.database Pool	Oracle Driver (Thin)	Emulate Two-Phase Commit	OLTP/Hostname:ListenPort:SID

7. Select Supports Global Transactions for all Data Sources, select the corresponding transaction option, then click Next.
8. On the Connections Properties page, provide the correct values for the following properties.

   Connection Property	Description
   Database Name	Your Oracle Database Alias Name
   Host Name	Your Oracle Database Server Host Name
   Port	Database Server Listening Port
   Database User Name	Your Oracle Database User Name
   Password	Your Oracle Database Password

9. Click Test Configuration to test whether the database connection is configured correctly. Click Next.
10. Target the data source to the Command Center domain (default is AdminServer), then click Finish.
11. Click Activate Changes to save the changes.

Configuring Connection Pools for the Command Center Domain

You must configure connection pools for each JDBC data source you created.

To configure the connection pools for Command Center

1. Go to the Summary of JDBC Data Sources.
2. Click any data source name link.
3. On the Connection Pool tab, enter the values for the connection pool settings for each JDBC data source you created.

   Property	Value
   Initial Capacity	5
   Maximum Capacity	20
   Capacity Increment	5
   Statement Cache Type	FIXED
   Statement Cache Size	300
   Text Connections on Reserve	Selected
   Test Frequency	120
   Test Table Name	DUAL
   Shrink Frequency	15
   Login Delay	1