Index
A
B
C
D
E
H
I
L
M
O
P
R
S
T
W
X
A
- adapter.ini file
- agent_delete_file_cache_at_startup parameter, 2-15
- agent_dvm_table_caching parameter, 2-15
- agent_log_level parameter, 2-13
- agent_lookup_table_caching parameter, 2-15
- agent_max_ao_cache_size parameter, 2-16
- agent_max_co_cache_size parameter, 2-16
- agent_max_dvm_table_cache_size parameter, 2-16
- agent_max_lookup_table_cache_size parameter, 2-16
- agent_max_message_metadata_cache_size parameter, 2-16
- agent_max_queue_size parameter, 2-16
- agent_message_selector parameter, 2-13
- agent_metadata_caching parameter, 2-15
- agent_persistence_cleanup_interval parameter, 2-16
- agent_persistence_queue_size parameter, 2-16
- agent_persistence_retry_interval parameter, 2-16
- agent_reply_message_selector parameter, 2-14
- agent_reply_subscriber_name parameter, 2-14
- agent_subscriber_name parameter, 2-13
- agent_throughput_measurement_enabled parameter, 2-14
- agent_tracking_enabled parameter, 2-14
- agent_use_custom_hub_dtd parameter, 2-14
- application parameter, 2-13
- bridge_class parameter, 2-18
- cannot be changed, 4-3
- configuring D3L, 3-3
- configuring XML, 3-2
- definition, 2-12
- directory path location, 2-5
- encrypted_http.sender.password parameter, 2-18
- encrypted_http.sender.wallet_password parameter, 2-19
- http.receiver.customized_class parameter, 2-20
- http.receiver.instance_name parameter, 2-20
- http.receiver.registry_port parameter, 2-19
- http.sender.authtype parameter, 2-18
- http.sender.cipher_suites parameter, 2-19
- http.sender.password parameter, 2-18
- http.sender.proxy_host parameter, 2-19
- http.sender.proxy_port parameter, 2-19
- http.sender.realm parameter, 2-18
- http.sender.timeout parameter, 2-18
- http.sender.username parameter, 2-18
- http.sender.wallet_location parameter, 2-19
- http.sender.wallet_password parameter, 2-19
- instance_number parameter, 2-13
- ota.d3ls parameter, 2-20
- ota.receive.endpoint parameter, 2-18
- ota.send.endpoint parameter, 2-18
- ota.type parameter, 2-18
- partition parameter, 2-13
- sample file, A-2
- service_class parameter, 2-17
- service_classpath parameter, 2-17
- service_max_heap_size parameter, 2-17
- service_max_java_stack_size parameter, 2-17
- service_max_native_stack_size parameter, 2-17
- service_min_heap_size parameter, 2-17
- service_num_vm_args parameter, 2-17
- service_path parameter, 2-16
- service_vm_argnumber parameter, 2-17
- agent
- configuration parameters, 2-13
- agent_delete_file_cache_at_startup parameter
- definition, 2-15
- agent_dvm_table_caching parameter
- definition, 2-15
- agent_log_level parameter
- definition, 2-13
- agent_lookup_table_caching parameter
- definition, 2-15
- agent_max_ao_cache_size parameter
- definition, 2-16
- agent_max_co_cache_size parameter
- definition, 2-16
- agent_max_dvm_table_cache_size parameter
- definition, 2-16
- agent_max_lookup_table_cache_size parameter
- definition, 2-16
- agent_max_message_metadata_cache_size parameter
- definition, 2-16
- agent_max_queue_size parameter
- definition, 2-16
- agent_message_selector parameter
- definition, 2-13
- agent_metadata_caching parameter
- definition, 2-15
- agent_persistence_cleanup_interval parameter
- definition, 2-16
- agent_persistence_queue_size parameter
- definition, 2-16
- agent_persistence_retry_interval parameter
- definition, 2-16
- agent_reply_message_selector parameter
- definition, 2-14
- agent_reply_subscriber_name parameter
- definition, 2-14
- agent_subscriber_name parameter
- definition, 2-13
- agent_throughput_measurement_enabled parameter
- definition, 2-14
- agent_tracking_enabled parameter
- definition, 2-14
- agent_use_custom_hub_dtd parameter
- definition, 2-14
- application parameter
- definition, 2-13
B
- bridge
- configuration parameters, 2-18
- detecting messages, 3-4
- bridge_class parameter
- cannot be changed, 4-3
- definition, 2-18
C
- configuration
- adapter.ini file, 2-12
- executable files, 2-11
- files, 2-12
- HTTP adapter, 2-11
- HTTP adapter parameters, 2-18
- configuration files
- adapter.ini, 2-12
- ErrorCodes.ini, 2-12
D
- D3L payload
- message delivery, 3-6
- D3L. See data definition description language (D3L)
- data definition description language (D3L)
- file contents, 3-3
- importing in iStudio, 3-3
- sending messages using D3L as the payload data type, 3-6
- setting the ota.d3ls parameter, 2-20
- setting the ota.type parameter, 2-18
- supported, 1-2
- used by bridge to parse formats, 3-4
- design time concepts
- HTTP adapter, 3-2
- diagnostics
- on received messages, 3-8
- directories
- logs, 2-12
- persistence, 2-12
- directory path
- of HTTP adapter, 2-5
- document type definition (DTD)
- features, 3-2
- importing in iStudio, 3-2
E
- .EAR file
- manually deploying, 2-9
- encrypt tool
- location of, 4-4
- encrypt.bat tool
- location of, 4-4
- encrypted_http.sender.password parameter
- definition, 2-18
- encrypted_http.sender.wallet_password parameter
- definition, 2-19
- encryption
- of the HTTP adapter password parameters, 2-18, 2-19, 4-4
- endpoints
- associating with a subscribing event in iStudio, 3-5
- send and receive endpoints are restricted to HTTP endpoints, 1-6
- support for receiving from a single endpoint, 1-6
- error messages
- HTTP adapter error codes, 3-12
- HTTP adapter startup problems, 4-2
- ignoring, 2-11
- in ErrorCodes.ini file, 2-12
- ErrorCodes.ini file
- definition, 2-12
- executable files
- ignoreerrors, 2-11
- ignoreerrors.bat, 2-11
- start, 2-11
- start.bat, 2-11
- stop, 2-11
- stop.bat, 2-11
H
- HTTP adapter
- adapter.ini file, 2-12
- configuration, 2-11
- configuration files, 2-12
- D3L support, 1-2
- design time concepts, 3-2
- diagnosing received messages, 3-8
- directory path location, 2-5
- error messages, 3-12
- executable files, 2-11
- hardware requirements, 1-5
- installation, 2-2
- installation tasks, 2-3
- installing multiple versions on the same computer, 4-3
- JRE requirements, 1-6
- limitations, 1-6
- log of successfully started adapter, 3-11
- logging information, 2-12
- message persistence, 2-12
- operating system requirements, 1-6
- overview, 1-2
- parameters, 2-18
- preinstallation tasks, 2-2
- receiving messages, 3-4
- runtime concepts, 3-3
- sample adapter.ini file, A-2
- sending messages, 3-5, 3-6
- software requirements, 1-5
- starting, 2-11, 3-10
- startup errors, 4-2
- startup verification, 4-2
- stopping, 2-11, 3-11
- support for publish/subscribe model, 1-6
- supported HTTP versions, 1-2
- troubleshooting, 4-2
- XML payload, 3-2
- XML payload support, 1-2
- HTTP protocol
- message headers, 3-7
- supported versions, 1-2
- http.receiver. instance_name parameter
- definition, 2-20
- http.receiver.customized_class parameter
- definition, 2-20
- http.receiver.registry_port parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-9
- definition, 2-19
- HTTPS
- functionality available, 1-1, 1-2, 2-8, 2-19
- http.sender.authtype parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-7
- definition, 2-18
- http.sender.cipher_suites parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-8
- definition, 2-19
- http.sender.password parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-7
- definition, 2-18
- http.sender.proxy_host parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-8
- definition, 2-19
- http.sender.proxy_port parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-8
- definition, 2-19
- http.sender.realm parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-7
- definition, 2-18
- http.sender.timeout parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-6
- definition, 2-18
- http.sender.username parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-7
- definition, 2-18
- http.sender.wallet_location parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-8
- definition, 2-19
- http.sender.wallet_password parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-8
- definition, 2-19
I
- ignoreerrors file
- definition, 2-11
- ignoreerrors.bat file
- definition, 2-11
- initialization, 2-14, 2-16
- initialization parameters
- agent_delete_file_cache_at_startup, 2-15
- agent_dvm_table_caching, 2-15
- agent_log_level, 2-13
- agent_lookup_table_caching, 2-15
- agent_max_ao_cache_size, 2-16
- agent_max_co_cache_size, 2-16
- agent_max_dvm_table_cache_size, 2-16
- agent_max_lookup_table_cache_size, 2-16
- agent_max_queue_size, 2-16
- agent_message_selector, 2-13
- agent_metadata_caching, 2-15
- agent_persistence_cleanup_interval, 2-16
- agent_persistence_queue_size, 2-16
- agent_persistence_retry_interval, 2-16
- agent_reply_message_selector, 2-14
- agent_reply_subscriber_name, 2-14
- agent_subscriber_name, 2-13
- agent_tracking_enabled, 2-14
- agent_use_custom_hub_dtd, 2-14
- application, 2-13
- bridge_class, 2-18
- cannot be changed, 4-3
- encrypted_http.sender.password, 2-18
- encrypted_http.sender.wallet_password, 2-19
- http.receiver.customized_class, 2-20
- http.receiver.instance_name, 2-20
- http.receiver.registry_port, 2-19
- http.sender.authtype, 2-18
- http.sender.cipher_suites, 2-19
- http.sender.password, 2-18
- http.sender.proxy_host, 2-19
- http.sender.proxy_port, 2-19
- http.sender.realm, 2-18
- http.sender.timeout, 2-18
- http.sender.username, 2-18
- http.sender.wallet_location, 2-19
- http.sender.wallet_password, 2-19
- in adapter.ini file, 2-12
- instance_number, 2-13
- making parameters secure, 4-4
- ota.d3ls, 2-20
- ota.receive.endpoint, 2-18
- ota.send.endpoint, 2-18
- ota.type, 2-18
- partition, 2-13
- service_class, 2-17
- service_classpath, 2-17
- service_max_heap_size, 2-17
- service_max_java_stack_size, 2-17
- service_max_native_stack_size, 2-17
- service_min_heap_size, 2-17
- service_num_vm_args, 2-17
- service_path, 2-16
- service_vm_argnumber, 2-17
- installation
- changing or correcting settings after installation, 4-3
- hardware requirements, 1-5
- HTTP adapter, 2-2, 2-3
- installing HTTP adapter into same Oracle home as spoke database, 2-2
- JRE requirements, 1-6
- of multiple HTTP adapters on a single computer, 4-3
- operating system requirements, 1-6
- preinstallation tasks, 2-2
- software requirements, 1-5
- instance_number parameter
- definition, 2-13
- iStudio
- importing D3L, 3-3
L
- log files
- oailog.txt, 2-12
- of successfully started HTTP adapter, 3-11
- viewing HTTP adapter startup problems, 4-2
- logs directory
- definition, 2-12
M
- messages
- customizing messages sent to HTTP client, 3-9
- diagnosing received messages, 3-8
- example of sending message to HTTP adapter, 3-6
- HTTP adapter error messages, 3-12
- HTTP headers, 3-7
- ignoring error messages, 2-11
- logging HTTP adapter activity, 2-12
- persisting, 2-12
- receiving from a single endpoint, 3-4
- sending to multiple endpoints, 3-5
O
- oai.ear file
- manually deploying, 2-9
- sample file, 2-10
- oailog.txt file
- logging information, 2-12
- verifying HTTP adapter startup, 4-2
- ota.d3ls parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-6
- definition, 2-20
- ota.receive.endpoint parameter
- definition, 2-18
- ota.send.endpoint parameter
- definition, 2-18
- ota.type parameter
- customizing after installation, 2-6
- definition, 2-18
P
- partition parameter
- definition, 2-13
- password
- encryption, 2-18, 2-19, 4-4
- payload data type
- sending messages, 3-6
- persistence directory
- definition, 2-12
- POST method
- supported by the HTTP adapter's servlet for receiving messages, 1-6
- postinstallation
- configuration
- customizing a proxy host, 2-8
- customizing a Secure Socket Layer environment, 2-8
- customizing the authentication scheme, 2-7
- customizing the payload data type, 2-6
- customizing the receiving endpoints, 2-9
- customizing the sending endpoints, 2-6
- manually deploying an EAR file, 2-9
- publish/subscribe model
- supported, 1-6
R
- requirements
- hardware, 1-5
- JRE, 1-6
- operating system, 1-6
- software, 1-5
- runtime concepts
- HTTP adapter, 3-3
S
- Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
- functionality available, 1-1, 1-2, 2-8, 2-19
- security
- making adapter.ini parameters secure, 4-4
- service_class parameter
- definition, 2-17
- service_classpath parameter
- definition, 2-17
- service_max_heap_size parameter
- definition, 2-17
- service_max_java_stack_size parameter
- definition, 2-17
- service_max_native_stack_size parameter
- definition, 2-17
- service_min_heap_size parameter
- definition, 2-17
- service_num_vm_args parameter
- definition, 2-17
- service_path parameter
- definition, 2-16
- service_vm_argnumber parameter
- definition, 2-17
- SSL. See Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
- start file
- definition, 2-11
- start.bat file
- definition, 2-11
- starting
- HTTP adapter, 3-10
- startup verification
- of HTTP adapter, 4-2
- stop file
- definition, 2-11
- stop.bat file
- definition, 2-11
- stopping
- HTTP adapter, 3-11
T
- troubleshooting
- changing or correcting information set during installation, 4-3
- HTTP adapter startup errors, 4-2
- HTTP adapter startup verification, 4-2
- HTTP adapter uses old information in runtime environment, 4-2
- installing multiple HTTP adapters on a single computer, 4-3
- making adapter.ini parameters secure, 4-4
W
- web.xml file
- editing the setting in the EAR file, 2-9
X
- XML payload
- configuring the ota.type parameter in adapter.ini file, 3-2
- HTTP adapter, 3-2
- message delivery, 3-6
- XML_NVP payload
- message delivery, 3-6
