com.bea.wcp.sip.management.descriptor.beans

Interface PersistenceBean

All Superinterfaces:

weblogic.descriptor.DescriptorBean, weblogic.descriptor.SettableBean

public interface PersistenceBean
extends weblogic.descriptor.DescriptorBean

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Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static String	HANDLING_ALL Container moves the callstates into the database (if configured) and also pushes them to the backup site (for geo-redundancy) upon transaction boundaries
static String	HANDLING_DB Container moves the callstates into the database (if configured) upon transaction boundaries
static String	HANDLING_GEO Container pushes the callstates into the backup sites upon transaction boundaries (for geo-redundancy)
static String	HANDLING_NONE Container doesn't persist the callstate into DB / backup sites
static byte	LOCAL_SITE The site identifier for the local store.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	getDbEnabled() Specifies whether call states should be stored in RDBMS, in order to decrease memory usage the data tier.
String	getDefaultHandling() Determines whether or not WebLogic Communications Server observes persistence hints for RDBMS persistence and/or geographical-redundancy.
boolean	getGeoEnabled() Specifies whether states should be transmitted to a secondary site for geographic redundancy.
String	getGeoRemoteT3Url() The T3 URL of the remote site to which this site replicates call state data.
byte	getGeoSiteId() Enter a unique number from 1 to 9 to distinguish this site from all other configured sites.
String	getJmsSendAsIdentity() This property is used to set the user identity for JMS "send" operations for sending call state to the backup site for geographic redundancy.
void	setDbEnabled(boolean dbEnabled)
void	setDefaultHandling(String defaultHandling)
void	setGeoEnabled(boolean geoEnabled)
void	setGeoRemoteT3Url(String geoRemoteT3Url)
void	setGeoSiteId(byte geoSiteId)
void	setJmsSendAsIdentity(String jmsSendAsIdentity)

Methods inherited from interface weblogic.descriptor.DescriptorBean

addBeanUpdateListener, addPropertyChangeListener, createChildCopy, createChildCopyIncludingObsolete, getDescriptor, getParentBean, isEditable, removeBeanUpdateListener, removePropertyChangeListener

Methods inherited from interface weblogic.descriptor.SettableBean

isSet, unSet

Field Detail

LOCAL_SITE

static final byte LOCAL_SITE

The site identifier for the local store. Used in geo redundancy

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Constant Field Values

HANDLING_NONE

static final String HANDLING_NONE

Container doesn't persist the callstate into DB / backup sites

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Constant Field Values

HANDLING_GEO

static final String HANDLING_GEO

Container pushes the callstates into the backup sites upon transaction boundaries (for geo-redundancy)

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Constant Field Values

HANDLING_DB

static final String HANDLING_DB

Container moves the callstates into the database (if configured) upon transaction boundaries

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Constant Field Values

HANDLING_ALL

static final String HANDLING_ALL

Container moves the callstates into the database (if configured) and also pushes them to the backup site (for geo-redundancy) upon transaction boundaries

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Constant Field Values

Method Detail

getDefaultHandling

String getDefaultHandling()

Determines whether or not WebLogic Communications Server observes persistence hints for RDBMS persistence and/or geographical-redundancy.

This attribute can have one of the following values:

• all: Specifies that call state data may be persisted to both an RDBMS store and to a geographically-redundant WebLogic Communications Server installation. This is the default behavior. Note that actual replication to either destination also requires that the available resources (JDBC datasource and remote JMS queue) are available.
• db: Specifies that long-lived call state data is replicated to an RDBMS if the required JDBC data source and schema are available.
• geo: Specifies that call state data is persisted to a remote, geographically-redundant site if the configured site URL contains the necessary JMS resources.
• none: Specifies that only in-memory replication is performed to other replicas in the data tier cluster. Call state data is not persisted in an RDBMS or to an external site.

setDefaultHandling

void setDefaultHandling(String defaultHandling)

getGeoSiteId

byte getGeoSiteId()

Enter a unique number from 1 to 9 to distinguish this site from all other configured sites. Note that the site ID of 0 is reserved to indicate call states that are local to the site in question (call states not replicated from another site).

Returns:

geo-site-id for the current Site

setGeoSiteId

void setGeoSiteId(byte geoSiteId)

getGeoRemoteT3Url

String getGeoRemoteT3Url()

The T3 URL of the remote site to which this site replicates call state data. This field is required only for geographic redundancy features.

You can specify a single URL corresponding to the engine tier cluster of the remote installation. You can also specify a comma-separated list of addresses corresponding to each engine tier server. The URLs must specify the t3 protocol.

The URL is used for looking up the Distributed-Queue and connection factory from the backup site.

Returns:

t3 URL for the site, used for JNDI lookup of JMS queue

setGeoRemoteT3Url

void setGeoRemoteT3Url(String geoRemoteT3Url)

getDbEnabled

boolean getDbEnabled()

Specifies whether call states should be stored in RDBMS, in order to decrease memory usage the data tier.

setDbEnabled

void setDbEnabled(boolean dbEnabled)

getGeoEnabled

boolean getGeoEnabled()

Specifies whether states should be transmitted to a secondary site for geographic redundancy.

setGeoEnabled

void setGeoEnabled(boolean geoEnabled)

getJmsSendAsIdentity

String getJmsSendAsIdentity()

This property is used to set the user identity for JMS "send" operations for sending call state to the backup site for geographic redundancy. If no identity is configured the JMS "send" operations will be performed as anonymous user. If "jms-send-as-identity" has been configured the primary and backup domains needs to be configured as trusted. Please refer to the WebLogic Server documentation on "Enable trust between domains".

Returns:

user identity string for JMS "send" operation

setJmsSendAsIdentity

void setJmsSendAsIdentity(String jmsSendAsIdentity)