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This guide explains how to install and configure the JD Edwards World A9.3 Transaction Server. Specifically, the guide covers:
Pre-Installation Conditions
Installing and Configuring Weblogic Server 11gR1
WebLogic Application Server Setup
JD Edwards World Transaction Server Installation
JD Edwards World A9.3 Configuration
JD Edwards World A9.3 Transaction Server, hereafter, is referred to in this document as Transaction Server. This Java-based program is a modification of the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Transaction Server.
The Transaction Server transfers business transactions from JD Edwards World to other systems using the Java Message Service (JMS) API.
The JD Edwards World A9.3 Notifications enhancement uses Approvals Management, Export, and Electronic Document Delivery (EDD) to create an eXtensible Markup Language (XML) representation of a business transaction called a notification Real-Time Event (RTE). After creating the RTE, Notifications processing places it on an Event Transfer table as a new event record.
New event records on the Event Transfer table are read by the Transaction Server, which creates JMS messages from the event record and writes them to one or more JMS queues or topics, based on the subscriptions defined for each type of business transaction.
This guide explains the installation and configuration options for the Transaction Server, which includes setup for WebLogic Application Server, which is required to run the World Transaction Server.