Index
A B C D E F G I J L M N O P Q R S T U W X
Symbols
- <adminobject-class> element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.1
- <adminobject-config> element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.2
- <config-property> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.1
- <config-property> element, subelement of <adminobject-config> (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.3
- <config-property> element, subelement of <connector> (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.4
- <connectionfactory-interface> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.4
- <connection-pool> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.2
- <connection-pooling> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.3
- <connector> element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.5
- <connector-factory> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.5
- <default-mapping> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.6
- <file> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.9
- <impl-class> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.10
- <initiating-user> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.11
- <jaas-application-name> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.12
- <jaas-module> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.13
- <log> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.14
- <native-library> element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.6
- <oc4j-connector-factories> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.15
- <oc4j-connectors> element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.7
- <password> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.16
- <password-credential> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.17
- <principal-mapping-entries> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.18
- <principal-mapping-entry> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.19
- <principal-mapping-interface> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.20
- <property> element, subelement of <connection-pool> (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.21
- <property> element, subelement of <connection-pooling> (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.22
- <property> element, subelement of <principal-mapping-interface> (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.23
- <res-password> element, subelement of <default-mapping> (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.24
- <res-password> element, subelement of <principal-mapping-entry> (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.25
- <res-user> element, subelement of <default-mapping> (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.26
- <res-user> element, subelement of <principal-mapping-entry> (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.27
- <security-config> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.28
- <security-permission> element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.8
- <security-permission-spec> element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.9
- <start-order> element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.10
- <username> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.30
- <xa-recovery-config> element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.31
A
- administered objects
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- creating and binding, 7.3.1
- deployment configuration, 7.2
- editing, 7.3.2
- example--interaction spec, 7.1.2
- example--JMS topics and queues, 7.1.3
- introduction, 7.1
- JNDI lookup, 7.4
- administration
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- JSR-77 support, 2.1.1
- MBean browser, 2.1.1
- MBeans administration in OC4J, 2.4.1
- MBeans, definition, 2.1.1
- OC4J resource adapter MBeans, 2.4.2
- overview, OC4J, 2.1
- adminobject-class element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.1
- adminobject-config element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.2
- Application Server Control
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- console, introduction, 2.1.1
- resource adapter pages, summary, 2.2
- associateConnection method, 4.7.1
- audiences for this document, 1.9
B
- bean-managed transaction demarcation, 4.1.2
- binding
-
- administered object, 7.3.1
- connection factory, 3.2.1
- bootstrap mechanism (startup), 2.5
C
- CCI
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- interaction spec, 7.1.2
- interactions, 1.6
- introduction, 1.6
- common client interface--see CCI
- communication scenarios, inbound and outbound, 1.4
- config-property element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.1
- config-property element, subelement of <adminobject-config> (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.3
- config-property element, subelement of <connector> (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.4
- configuration files
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- introduction, 1.7
- oc4j-connectors.xml elements and attributes, A.6
- oc4j-connectors.xml hierarchy, A.5
- oc4j-connectors.xml overview, A.1.3
- oc4j-connectors.xml sample, A.7
- oc4j-ra.xml elements and attributes, A.3
- oc4j-ra.xml hierarchy, A.2
- oc4j-ra.xml overview, A.1.2
- oc4j-ra.xml sample, A.4
- overview, A.1
- ra.xml overview, A.1.1
- connection association, 4.7.1, 4.7.1
- connection association scenarios, 4.7.4, 4.7.4
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- connection obtained outside a transaction, 4.7.4.1
- shared handles in different contexts, 4.7.4.3
- transactional context switch, 4.7.4.2
- connection factories
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- binding, 3.2.1
- defined, 3.1
- editing properties, 3.2.2
- JNDI lookup, 3.6
- logging, 3.5
- metrics for performance, 3.8.3
- connection handle, 4.7.1
- connection handle wrapping, 4.7.3
- connection management
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- connection factories, 3.1
- connection pools, configuration, 3.3
- connection spec, 3.7
- connections, obtaining, 3.6
- contract, introduction, 1.3
- contract, summary, 3.7
- EIS connections, obtaining, 3.1
- JNDI lookup, connection factory, 3.6
- managed connections, managed connection factories, 3.7
- metrics for resource adapter connections, 3.8
- shared connection pools, 3.4
- connection pools
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- configuring the pool, 3.3.2
- enabling, 3.3.1
- expired/invalid connections, 3.3.4
- initial capacity, 3.3.3
- introduction, configuration, 3.3
- metrics for configuration, 3.8.2
- metrics for performance, 3.8.4
- metrics, troubleshooting, 3.8.5
- metrics, viewing, 3.8.1
- minimum/maximum connections, 3.3.3
- runtime configuration, 3.3.5
- scheme, 3.3.3
- shared pool, create and configure, 3.4.1
- shared pool, edit and reconfigure, 3.4.2
- shared pool, using, 3.4.3
- connection sharing, 4.5
- connection spec, 3.7
- connection wrapper classes, 4.7.3
- connection wrapping, 4.7
- ConnectionEventListener interface, 4.2.3
- connectionfactory-interface element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.4
- connection-pool element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.2
- connection-pooling element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.3
- connector element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.5
- connector-factory element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.5
- container-managed transaction demarcation, 4.1.2
- contracts, 1.3
D
- debug flags
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- debug for work management thread pools, 5.2.2
- jca.connection.debug, 3.8.5
- default-mapping element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.6
- deployment
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- deployment plan, 2.1.1
- deployment plan editor, 2.1.1
- JSR-88 support, 2.1.1
- of administered objects, 7.2
- of resource adapters, 1.7
E
- EIS
-
- connections, obtaining, 3.1
- definition, 1.1.1
- enterprise information system--see EIS
F
- file element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.9
G
- global transaction management
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- introduction, 4.1.5
- setup and cleanup, transactions, 4.4.1
I
- impl-class element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.10
- inbound communication
-
- configuring RA as listener, 6.3
- introduction, 1.4
- through resource adapters, 6.1.1
- initiating-user element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.11
- interactions (through CCI)
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- interaction spec, 7.1.2
- introduction, 1.6
- interface libraries, CCI and SPI, 1.6
J
- jaas-application-name element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.12
- jaas-module element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.13
- Java Message Service--see JMS
- Java Transaction API--see JTA
- JMS
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- Oracle generic JMS resource adapter, 1.8.1
- Oracle JMS support, introduction, 1.8.1
- topics and queues, 7.1.3
- JSR-77 support, 2.1.1
- JSR-88 support, 2.1.1
- JTA, transaction management, relationship, 4.1.3
L
- last-resource commit optimization (transaction management), 4.3.2.2
- lazy connection association optimization, 4.7.1
- lazy enlistment of connections (transaction management), 4.3.2.1
- lazy transaction enlistment optimization, 4.7.2
- libraries, native, configuration, 2.3.2
- lifecycle management
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- contract, introduction, 1.3
- key APIs, 2.5.1
- resource adapter startup and shutdown, 2.5
- listener, configuring resource adapter, 6.3
- local transaction management
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- introduction, 4.1.4
- setup and cleanup, transactions, 4.4.2
- LocalTransaction interface, 4.2.1
- LocalTransaction level, 4.1.6
- log element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.14
- logging, connection factories, 3.5
M
- managed connections, managed connection factories, 3.7
- ManagedConnection interface, 4.7.1
- MBeans
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- administration in OC4J, 2.4.1
- definition, 2.1.1
- MBean browser, 2.1.1
- OC4J resource adapter MBeans, 2.4.2
- MDB
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- activation, 6.4.1
- configuring MDB, associating RA, 6.3.4
- deactivation, 6.4.3
- error conditions for deployment, configuration, 6.3.5
- exceptions from MDB listener methods, 6.5.2
- using RA for EIS communication to MDB, 6
- message inflow
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- contract, definition, 6.2.1
- contract, introduction, 1.3
- message-driven bean--see MDB
- messaging
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- concurrent message delivery, 6.5.1
- configuring RA as listener, 6.3
- failure during transacted message delivery, 6.5.3
- message delivery, 6.4.2
- message inflow, 1.3
- message provider pluggability, 1.4.2
- message-listening lifecycle, 6.4
- resource adapter as message listener, 6.1.2
- transactions in message delivery, 6.3.3
- using RA for EIS communication to MDB, 6
- metrics
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- for resource adapter connections, 3.8
- troubleshooting with connection pool metrics, 3.8.5
- work management thread pool, 5.2.3
N
- native libraries, configuration, 2.3.2
- native-library element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.6
- NoTransaction level, 4.1.6
O
- oc4j-connector-factories element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.15
- oc4j-connectors element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.7
- oc4j-connectors.xml file
-
- element and attribute descriptions, A.6
- hierarchy, A.5
- overview, A.1.3
- sample, A.7
- viewing <connector> element in Application Server Control, 2.2.3
- oc4j-ra.xml file
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- element and attribute descriptions, A.3
- hierarchy, A.2
- overview, A.1.2
- sample, A.4
- viewing in Application Server Control, 2.2.3
- Oracle generic JMS resource adapter, 1.8.1
- Oracle resource adapters, 1.8.2
- outbound communication, 1.4
P
- packaging of resource adapters, 1.7
- password element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.16
- password-credential element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.17
- principal-mapping-entries element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.18
- principal-mapping-entry element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.19
- principal-mapping-interface element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.20
- property element, subelement of <connection-pool> (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.21
- property element, subelement of <connection-pooling> (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.22
- property element, subelement of <principal-mapping-interface> (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.23
- property settings, RA JavaBean, 2.3.1
Q
- queues (JMS), 7.1.3
R
- ra.xml file
-
- overview, A.1.1
- viewing in Application Server Control, 2.2.3
- resource adapter
-
- communication scenarios, 1.4
- configuration files, 1.7
- definition, 1.1.2
- deployment, 1.7
- for inbound communication, 6.1.1
- for message listener, 6.1.2
- JavaBean properties, 2.3.1
- native libraries, 2.3.2
- Oracle generic JMS resource adapter, 1.8.1
- Oracle resource adapters, 1.8.2
- packaging, 1.7
- startup and shutdown, 2.5
- third-party resource adapters, 1.8.2
- res-password element, subelement of <default-mapping> (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.24
- res-password element, subelement of <principal-mapping-entry> (oc4j-ral.xml), A.3.25
- res-user element, subelement of <default-mapping> (oc4j-ral.xml), A.3.26
- res-user element, subelement of <principal-mapping-entry> (oc4j-ral.xml), A.3.27
- roles addressed in J2CA specification, 1.9
S
- security management
-
- contract, introduction, 1.3
- contract, summary, 1.5.1
- security features, 1.5
- security permissions, 1.5.2
- security-config element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.28
- security-permission element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.8
- security-permission-spec element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.9
- service provider interface--see SPI
- shutdown
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- manual shutdown, 2.5.4
- shutdown process, resource adapters, 2.5.3
- SPI, 1.6
- start-order element (oc4j-connectors.xml), A.6.10
- startup
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- manual restart, 2.5.4
- startup process, resource adapters, 2.5.2
- system contracts, 1.3
T
- third-party resource adapters, 1.8.2
- thread pool, work management
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- configuring, 5.2.2
- metrics, 5.2.3
- overview, 5.2.1
- topics (JMS), 7.1.3
- transaction enlistment, 4.7.2
- transaction inflow
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- contract, definition, 6.2.2
- contract, introduction, 1.3
- relationship with work management, 6.2.3
- transaction management
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- bean-managed demarcation, 4.1.2
- connection sharing, 4.5
- container-managed demarcation, 4.1.2
- contract, introduction, 1.3
- EJB technology, relationship, 4.1.2
- global transaction management, 4.1.5
- illegal transaction demarcation, 4.3.2.4
- interfaces, key, 4.2
- introduction to transactions, management, 4.1
- JTA technology, relationship, 4.1.3
- last-resource commit optimization, 4.3.2.2
- lazy enlistment of connections, 4.3.2.1
- level, configuration, 4.1.6
- local transaction management, 4.1.4
- LocalTransaction level, 4.1.6
- NoTransaction level, 4.1.6
- setup and cleanup, transactions, 4.4
- transaction recovery, 4.6
- transaction support, required, 4.3.1
- transactions, characteristics and scopes, 4.1.1
- transactions, definition, 4.1.1
- unsupported transaction scenarios, 4.3.2.3
- XA recovery, configuring, 4.6.2
- XA recovery, introduction, 4.6.1
- XATransaction level, 4.1.6
- TransactionManager interface, 4.2.2
- transactions in message delivery, 6.3.3
- troubleshooting J2CA connections with metrics, 3.8.5
U
- username element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.30
- UserTransaction interface, 4.2.2
W
- work management
-
- APIs, key, 5.1.2
- contract, introduction, 1.3
- contract, overview, 5.1
- debug flag for thread pools, 5.2.2
- model, 5.1.2
- relationship with transaction inflow, 6.2.3
- thread pool, configuring, 5.2.2
- thread pool, metrics, 5.2.3
- thread pool, overview, 5.2.1
- wrapper object, 4.7.3
X
- XA recovery
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- configuring, 4.6.2
- introduction, 4.6.1
- xa-recovery-config element (oc4j-ra.xml), A.3.31
- XAResource interface, 4.2.1
- XATransaction level, 4.1.6
- XML configuration files--see configuration files