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Configuring Oracle Java CAPS Master Index (Repository) Connectivity and Environments
Master Index (Repository) Connectivity Overview
Master Index Server Project Connectivity Components
Client Project Connectivity Components
Defining Connectivity Components for a Master Index (Repository)
Defining Master Index (Repository) Server Connectivity Components
Creating the Master Index Server Connectivity Map
Connecting Master Index Server Connectivity Map Components
Defining Collaboration Client Connectivity Components for a Master Index (Repository)
Adding Master Index Methods to a Java Collaboration
Creating the Collaboration Client Project Connectivity Map
Connecting Collaboration Client Connectivity Map Components
Adding the JMS Topic to the Collaboration Client Connectivity Map
Configuring the Outbound Collaboration
Defining Business Process Client Connectivity Components
Including Master Index Methods in a Business Process
Connecting the Business Process Components
Creating the Business Process Client Connectivity Map
Connecting Business Process Client Connectivity Map Components
Creating the Environment for a Master Index Application (Repository)
Adding a Logical Host to a Master Index Environment (Repository)
Adding Servers to a Master Index Environment (Repository)
Adding an External System to a Master Index Environment (Repository)
Adding a Database External System to the Master Index Environment (Repository)
The master index Environment defines the configuration of the physical environment of the master index application, including the Logical Host, application server, JMS IQ Manager, constants, and external systems. This chapter describes building a generic Environment for a master index application. For more information about Environments and Environment components, see Creating an Oracle Java CAPS Runtime Environment.
All projects accessing the master index server project must be configured to use the same Environment, including client projects defining Collaborations and Business Processes that use master index methods. The Environment requirements are different for the master index project and client projects. When you deploy a master index project, the master index application defined by that project becomes available for use in the client project Environments.
An Environment that supports the master index server project can include the following components:
Logical Hosts - Each Environment contains one or more Logical Hosts. Logical Hosts are instances of the Java CAPS runtime Environment installed on a host hardware platform.
Application Servers - The Logical Host contains one or more application servers, which are the engines that run Java CAPS Services and Adapters. They provides services for security, transactions, and business rules execution. Oracle Java CAPS Master Index uses the GlassFish Application Server.
JMS IQ Managers - The Logical Host can contain one or more JMS IQ Managers, which manage JMS topics (publish-and-subscribe messaging) and queues (point-to-point messaging).
External Systems - An external system is a representation of a real, physical system that exists within the specific Environment, with configuration properties for locating and accessing that system. This component is required for client projects connecting external systems with the master index application.
WebConnector External Systems - A WebConnector external system is a representation of an Oracle Java CAPS Composite Page Designer web application. This component is required for client projects integrating a master index application with Oracle Java CAPS Composite Page Designer.
Oracle External Systems or SQL Server External Systems - External systems are representations of an Adapter. One of these component is required to define the database connection pool for projects that connect to the database using a database Adapter.
Environmental Constants - Constants are name and value pairs that are visible across the Environment. You can define constants for a specific Environment.