6 Installing and Deploying MetaSolv Solution on a Single Server

This chapter describes how to perform a full installation of the Oracle Communications MetaSolv Solution (MSS) release and explains how to set up the MSS application server for a single server installation. This chapter covers the Oracle WebLogic Server domain configuration, including the installation and deployment of the MSS application server.

About Single Server Installation

A single server installation is one in which a single WebLogic Server instance hosts the MSS application server process.

This section describes how to:

• Create a WebLogic domain for a single server.

• Install the MSS application server software.

• Deploy MSS to the single server.

Figure 6-1 shows the basic steps for installing MSS on a single server. The figure is an expansion of step 5 of the basic installation process shown in Figure 1-1.

Figure 6-1 Single Server Installation

Description of "Figure 6-1 Single Server Installation"

Before You Start

• Print and complete the following planning worksheets:

  • Application server common installation worksheet. See Table C-1.

  • Single server installation worksheet. See Table C-2.

  • Some steps in the procedures for the WebLogic domain configuration and the MSS installation refer to the worksheets. Each value that you are asked to enter has a worksheet reference number.

• Review "Pre-requisites for the Latest MSS Release" and make sure all tasks listed that apply to your installation are completed.

Creating a Single Server WebLogic Domain

To create a single server domain, perform the following:

1. From the Administration Server, start the Fusion Middleware Configuration Wizard by doing one of the following:

   • For UNIX/Linux platforms, this program (config.sh) is located in the following directory: MW_HOME/oracle_common/common/bin.

   • For Windows platforms, this program (config.cmd) is located in the following directory: MW_HOME\oracle_common\common\bin.

   The Configuration Type window appears.

2. Select Create a new domain and in the Domain location field, enter the full path for the domain or click Browse to navigate to the domain home directory (for example, /opt/m80Single/single/mslvdomain/), and then click Next.

   The Templates window appears.

3. Click Next.

   The Administrator Account window appears.

4. Enter a user name and password and verify the password by retyping, then click Next.

   Worksheet references and example values:

   Field name	Worksheet reference number	Example value
   User name	COMM-0020	weblogic
   User password	COMM-0030	Specify the WebLogic password

   You need to make a note of the user name and password. You need them for the remote console login.

   The Domain Mode and JDK window appears.

5. Do one of the following:

   • If you are installing for company operations, select Production Mode, select Enable Listen Ports (non-SSL Ports), and then deselect Enable Administration Port (SSL Port).

   • If you are installing to do integration development or testing, select Development Mode.

6. Select the Other JDK Location option, browse to the location of another JDK, select the JDK version, and then click Next. See "MSS Traditional Deployment Software Compatibility" in MSS Compatibility Matrix for the information on the required software versions.

   The Other JDK Location option is supported for both UNIX/Linux and Windows platforms.

   The Advanced Configuration window appears.

7. Select Administration Server and click Next.

   The Administration Server window appears.

8. Do the following:

   1. In the Server Name field, enter the Administration Server name.

      This single server serves as the MSS domain Administration Server.

   2. In the Listen Address field, select a DNS or an IP address.

      If you are creating an IPv6 domain, you must specify the IPv6 address in the Listen Address field.

      (Optional) If your firewall configuration does not support IPv6 addresses, you must enable HTTP tunneling in the WebLogic Server Remote Console. See "Enabling HTTP Tunneling" for more information.

   3. In the Listen Port field, accept the default.

   4. Select the Enable SSL check box if you want to enable SSL.

      It is not a requirement to either enable or disable SSL.

      If you decide to enable SSL, ensure that you configure SSL for WebLogic Server. See "Configuring SSL for WebLogic Server" for more information.

   5. In the SSL Listen Port field, enter a port that is not used by another domain.

      This field is enabled only if you selected the Enable SSL check box.

      Worksheet references and example values:

      Field name	Worksheet reference number	Example value
      Name	Single-0150	mslv01
      Listen address	Single-0160	listenaddress
      Listen port	Single-0170	7001
      SSL Listen port Note: If using SSL, use this parameter.	Single-0180	7002

9. Click Next.

   The Configuration Summary window appears.

10. Review the summary to verify the contents of your domain and click Create to create the domain.

    The Configuration Progress screen appears, which displays the progress of the domain creation process.

11. After the progress indicator shows the percentage completion of the process as 100%, click Next.

    The Configuration Success screen appears.

12. Click Finish.

13. From the Administration Server, start the WebLogic Configuration Wizard again by doing one of the following:

    • For UNIX/Linux platforms, run the program config.sh located in the directory: MW_Home/oracle_common/common/bin.

    • For Windows platforms, run the program config.cmd located in the directory: MW_Home\oracle_common\common\bin.

    The Configuration Type window appears.

14. Select Upgrade an existing domain. In the Domain location field, enter the full path for the domain or click Browse to navigate to the created domain, for example in the /opt/m80single/single/mslvdomain directory.

15. Click Next.

    The Templates window appears.

16. Select the Update Domain Using Product Templates option and then the appropriate items from the provided list. You must select WebLogic Advanced Web Services for JAX-WS Extension, and the WebLogic JAX-WS SOAP/JMS Extension is optional depending on your requirements.

    • WebLogic Advanced Web Services for JAX-WS Extension - Version [oracle_common] - You must select this JAX-WS template for MSS Web Services as it is mandatory during the creation of an MSS domain.

    • WebLogic JAX-WS SOAP/JMS Extension - Version [oracle_common] - You select this template for SOAP over JMS Web Services or if you built custom web services that are SOAP over JMS.

    where Version is the Oracle WebLogic version.

    See "MSS Traditional Deployment Software Compatibility" in MSS Compatibility Matrix for information on required WebLogic software version.

    See Oracle Fusion Middleware Domain Template Reference for more information on WebLogic templates.

17. Click Next.

    The Advanced Configuration window appears.

18. Keep the options the same as the default values, and click Next.

    The Configuration Summary window appears.

19. Click Update.

    The Configuration Progress window appears.

20. When the upgrade process reaches 100% completion, click Next.

    The End of Configuration window appears.

21. Click Finish.

22. To verify the domain setup, start the server by completing the following steps:

    1. Run startWebLogic.sh (UNIX/Linux) or startWebLogic.cmd (Windows) in the domain directory.

       The domain directory is the name you specified during configuration.

       For example: /opt/m80Single/single/mslvdomain

    2. Type your administrator user name and password, when prompted, to start the server.

       The server takes a few moments to start. You will see information scroll on the screen. When the server has successfully started, you will see the words RUNNING mode at the prompt.

Configuring SSL for WebLogic Server

For information about public and private keys, about identity and trust keystores, and how to create and configure them in the WebLogic Remote Console, see the Fusion Middleware Administering Security for Oracle WebLogic Server.

To configure SSL for WebLogic Server:

1. Log in to the Oracle WebLogic Server Remote Console and navigate to the Edit Tree.

2. Expand Environment, then select Servers, and then AdminServer.

   The Settings for AdminServer screen appears.

3. Click the Security tab, then the Keystores tab.

4. From the Keystores list, select Custom Identity and Custom Trust.

5. Do the following:

   • Under the Identity section, do the following:

     1. In the Custom Identity Keystore field, enter the full path for the identity keystore. For example, /opt/stores/identity.jks.

     2. In the Custom Identity Keystore Type field, enter the type of the keystore. Typically, this attribute is Java KeyStore (JKS); if you leave this field blank, it defaults to jks.

     3. In the Custom Identity Keystore Passphrase field, enter the password you will enter when reading or writing to the keystore.

   • Under the Trust section, do the following:

     1. In the Custom Trust Keystore field, enter the full path for the trust keystore. For example, /opt/stores/trust.jks

     2. In the Custom Trust Keystore Type field, enter the type of the keystore. Typically, this attribute is JKS; if you leave this field blank, it defaults to jks.

     3. In the Custom Trust Keystore Passphrase field, enter the password you will enter when reading or writing to the keystore.

6. Click Save.

7. Click the SSL tab and do the following:

   1. In the Private Key Alias field, enter the private key for WebLogic Server from the keystore. For example, mycert.

   2. In the Private Key Passphrase field, enter the password you specified when loading the private key for WebLogic Server into the keystore.

   3. Click Show Advanced Fields and turn on Disable Hostname Verification.

8. Click Save.

   Note:

   Before you install MetaSolv Solution in an IPv6 domain, ensure that your firewall configuration supports IPv6 addresses. If your firewall configuration does not support IPv6 addresses, you must enable HTTP tunneling in the WebLogic Server Remote Console. See "Enabling HTTP Tunneling" for more information.

9. Click Shopping Cart, and then click Commit Changes, which activates these changes.

10. (Optional) After updating the demo certificate to custom certificate, if the managed server that you are starting still points to the demo certificate, update the startMSLVsingle.sh or startMSLVsingle.cmd file to include the following Java options:

    set JAVA_OPTIONS=%JAVA_OPTIONS% 
    -Dweblogic.security.SSL.trustedCAKeyStore=/opt/stores/trust.jks
    set JAVA_OPTIONS=%JAVA_OPTIONS%
    -Dweblogic.security.SSL.ignoreHostNameVerification=true

11. To call MSS Web services using the HTTPS port in an SSL environment (where the HTTP port is disabled), do the following:

    1. Log in to the WebLogic Remote Console and navigate to the Edit Tree.

    2. Expand Services, then select JTA

    3. Click Show Advanced Fields to display advanced configuration options.

    4. From the Web Service Transactions Transport Security Mode list, select SSL Required.

    5. Click Save.

    6. Click Shopping Cart, and then click Commit Changes, which activates these changes.

       You can now call MSS Web services using the HTTPS port:

       https://hostname:https_port/MssWS/customer/CustomerAccount?WSDL

Installing the Self-Signed Certificate on the Client Machine

To install the self-signed certificate on the client machine:

1. Click the Start menu, and then click Settings (gear icon).

2. Enter Internet Options in the search bar.

3. Click Internet Options from the search results to open the Internet Properties window.

4. Select Content tab and click Certificates button.

   The Certificates window appears.

5. Select the Trusted Root Certification Authorities tab.

6. Click Import... button to import the root certificate for the server.

   The Certificate Import Wizard appears.

7. Complete the installation of the certificate.

8. Close all the instances of the web browser and start the MSS client.

Installing and Deploying MSS

This section explains how to install and deploy MSS.

Prerequisites

• The instructions for creating the domain configuration included starting the server after the configuration was complete. Leave the server running until you are instructed to shut it down.

• Ensure that the following environmental variables are set:

  JAVA_HOME=/opt/jdkVersion
  PATH=JAVA_HOME/jdkVersion/bin;$PATH
  MW_HOME=/opt/Oracle/Middleware/Oracle_Home

where Version is the JDK software version. To install and deploy MSS, do the following:

1. From directory where the file was downloaded, enter the following command:

   java -jar MSS.RreleaseNumber.bbuild_AppServerInstaller.jar

   where releaseNumber is the MSS software release version and build is the build number. For example:

   java -jar MSS.R8_0_0.bxx_AppServerInstaller.jar

   The Select MetaSolv home directory window appears.

2. From the Look In list, click the down arrow and select a directory in which the installer files can be stored and used during the installation process, then click Select.

   A directory named installer is automatically created in the selected directory. Oracle recommends choosing your MSLV_Home directory for this task.

   The installer auto-launches the installation process by invoking setup.sh (UNIX/Linux) or setup.cmd (Windows) in the MSLV_Home/installer directory.

   Worksheet references and example values:

   Field name	Worksheet reference number	Example value
   File Name (MSLV_Home)	COMM-0090	/opt/m80Single/single

   The Oracle Communications MetaSolv Solution Installation window appears.

3. Click Next.

   The Oracle Communications MetaSolv Solution Installation - Choose Install Type window appears.

4. Select Full Installation on WebLogic Server with JAX-WS Domain and click Next.

   The Oracle Communications MetaSolv Solution Installation - Full Select Server window appears.

5. Do the following:

   1. In the Admin Host field, enter the host name or the IP address of the administration server.

      If you are creating an IPv6 domain, you must specify the IPv6 address in the Admin Host field.

      (Optional) If you are creating the cluster in an IPv6 domain in a dual-stack machine, ensure that you specify the IPv6 address and the system name in the etc/hosts file, as follows:

      IPv6address		   [e-mail]	  ipv6machine

      Note:

      The MetaSolv Solution installer does not support the use of virtual IP address during installation. If you specify a virtual IP address during installation, the installer does not display the following:

      • The check box to select the server you want MSS installed on.

      • The following configuration tabs:

        Directory

        Oracle Database

        Oracle RAC

        Gateway

        Port

        Proxy

      If your configuration requires the use of virtual IP address, you must specify the physical IP address during installation. After the installation is complete, you can change the server's listen address to the virtual IP address, and then restart the WebLogic Server. See "Changing an IP Address" for more information.

   2. In the Port# field, enter the port number of the administration server.

   3. In the User ID field, enter the user name for the administration server.

   4. In the Pass field, enter the password for the administration server.

      Worksheet references and example values:

      Field name	Worksheet reference number	Example value
      Admin Host	Admin-0250	Host_address
      Port#	Admin-0260, Admin-0270	7001 (HTTP port), 7002 (HTTPS port)
      User ID	COMM-0020	weblogic
      Pass	COMM-0030	Specify the Administration server password

   5. (Optional) If you want to install and deploy MSS using the SSL port, leave the Connect to WebLogic using SSL check box selected (which the installer selects by default).

      See the Oracle WebLogic Server documentation for information about configuring keystores.

   6. In the Key Store Location field, enter the path for the keystore or click Browse to navigate to the keystore location. The keystore should be referred to in the trust.jks file.

6. Click Connect.

   The installer queries the Admin Host machine and returns with values you entered during the configuration of the WebLogic domain. This process can take a few moments.

   If the domain does not have a JAX-WS template applied, then the following message is displayed:

   Please update the domain with the required JAX-WS Extension template and restart the installation.

   Exit the installer and upgrade the domain by applying the WebLogic Advanced Web Services for JAX-WS Extension template and optionally the WebLogic JAX-WS SOAP/JMS Extension template. Retry the installation again after selecting the appropriate template(s):

   • WebLogic Advanced Web Services for JAX-WS Extension Template (Required)

   • WebLogic JAX-WS SOAP/JMS Extension Template (Optional)

   The Oracle Communications MetaSolv Solution Installation window appears with the domain and any servers in the domain appearing in the left pane.

7. In the tree view on the left, select the check box next to the single server you want MSS installed on.

   Tabs appear in the right pane for information to be entered for the selected server.

8. Complete domain information by selecting and completing the following tabs:

   1. Click the Directory tab and enter the path and name of the MetaSolv home directory, WebLogic domain directory, and WebLogic Home directory or click Browse to search for the directories.

      Worksheet references and example values:

      Field name	Worksheet reference number	Example value
      MetaSolv Home Directory	COMM-0090	/opt/m80Single/single
      WebLogic Domain Directory	COMM-0110	/opt/m80Single/single/mslvdomain

   2. Depending on your database configuration, do one of the following (Option 1 or Option 2):

      Option 1:

      Click the Oracle Database tab and do one of the following:

      In the Oracle Server Name, Oracle Port#, and Oracle Service Name fields, enter the relevant values, and select the Pluggable DB check box if you are running the MSS database instance as a pluggable database (PDB).

      OR

      In the JDBC URL field, enter your own free-form JDBC connect string.

      Example of a JDBC URL string:

      jdbc:oracle:thin:@//localhost:1521/myservice 
      

      Example of a JDBC URL string for a pluggable database:

      jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost:1521/myservice

      Worksheet references and examples values:

      Field name	Worksheet reference number	Example value
      Oracle Database Server Name	COMM-0130	localhost
      Oracle Database Port	COMM-0140	1521
      Oracle Database Service Name	COMM- 0150	myservice
      APP_MSLV Password	COMM-0040	Specify the APP_MSLV password
      APP_API Password	COMM-0050	Specify the APP_API password
      APP_INT Password	COMM-0055	Specify the APP_INT password

      Option 2:

      Click the Oracle RAC tab. The Remote Listener check box is selected by default. Deselect this check box if remote listener is turned off in the Oracle RAC database. In the Number of RAC Nodes field, specify the number of RAC nodes and click Connect.

      Do one of the following (Option A or Option B):

      Option A:

      Enter the relevant values in the following fields: Oracle DBService Name, Oracle Server1, Oracle Port#1, Oracle Instance name1, Oracle Server2, Oracle Port#2, Oracle Instance name2.....Oracle Servern, Oracle Port#n, Oracle Instance namen, where n is the number of nodes specified in the Number of RAC Nodes field, and select the Pluggable DB check box if you are running the MSS database instance as a pluggable database (PDB).

      Option B:

      Specify the JDBC URLs in the following fields:

      JDBC URL#1

      (Remote listener turned off)

      jdbc:oracle:thin:@v-ip1:port1/dbservice1

      (Remote listener turned on)

      jdbc:oracle:thin:@(DESCRIPTION= (ADDRESS= (PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=v-ip1)(PORT=port1))(CONNECT_DATA= (SERVICE_NAME=dbservice1)(INSTANCE_NAME=instance1)))

      (Remote listener turned on for a pluggable database)

      jdbc:oracle:thin:@(DESCRIPTION= (ADDRESS= (PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=v-ip1)(PORT=port1))(CONNECT_DATA= (SERVICE_NAME=pdbservice1)(INSTANCE_NAME=instance1)))

      JDBC URL#2

      (Remote listener turned off)

      jdbc:oracle:thin:@v-ip2:port2/dbservice2

      (Remote listener turned on)

      jdbc:oracle:thin:@(DESCRIPTION= (ADDRESS= (PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=v-ip2)(PORT=port2))(CONNECT_DATA= (SERVICE_NAME=dbservice2)(INSTANCE_NAME=instance2)))

      (Remote listener turned on for a pluggable database)

      jdbc:oracle:thin:@(DESCRIPTION= (ADDRESS= (PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=v-ip2)(PORT=port2))(CONNECT_DATA= (SERVICE_NAME=pdbservice2)(INSTANCE_NAME=instance2)))

      JDBC URL#n

      (Remote listener turned off)

      jdbc:oracle:thin:@v-ipn:portn/dbservicen

      (Remote listener turned on)

      jdbc:oracle:thin:@(DESCRIPTION= (ADDRESS= (PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=v-ipn)(PORT=portn))(CONNECT_DATA= (SERVICE_NAME=dbservicen)(INSTANCE_NAME=instancen)))

      (Remote listener turned on for a pluggable database)

      jdbc:oracle:thin:@(DESCRIPTION= (ADDRESS= (PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=v-ipn)(PORT=portn))(CONNECT_DATA= (SERVICE_NAME=pdbservicen)(INSTANCE_NAME=instancen)))

      Where:

      n is the number of nodes specified in the Number of RAC Nodes field.

      v-ip is the IP address of the node.

      port is the port address of the node.

      dbservice is the database service name.

      pdbservice is the pluggable database service name.

      instance is the instance name.

      Note:

      You must specify values in either the Oracle Database tab or the Oracle RAC tab. If you specify values in both the Oracle Database and the Oracle RAC tabs, you get an error message.

      If you specify the incorrect number of nodes in the Number of RAC Nodes field and click Connect on the Oracle RAC tab, do the steps in "Correcting the Specified Number of RAC Nodes".

      Worksheet references and example values for a two-node RAC:

      Field name	Worksheet reference number	Example value
      Oracle Database Service Name	COMM- 0150	my service
      Oracle Database Server Name1	COMM-0160	local host1
      Oracle Database Port#1	COMM-0165	1521
      Oracle Instance Name1	COMM-0170	drac1
      Oracle Database Server Name2	COMM-0175	loal host2
      Oracle Database Port#2	COMM-0180	1521
      Oracle Instance Name2	COMM-0185	drac2
      APP_MSLV Password	COMM-0040	Specify the APP_MSLV password
      APP_API Password	COMM-0050	Specify the APP_API password
      APP_INT Password	COMM-0055	Specify the APP_INT password

   3. Click the Gateway tab, check the default selections for event servers that are to be activated, and make any necessary changes.

      If you are unsure, leave the default settings. You can manually edit these settings through the gateway.ini file. The check boxes that appear on the tab are for APIs. When you select a check box, modifications are made to the gateway.ini file used to configure MSS APIs. See MetaSolv Solution System Administrator's Guide for more information on the gateway.ini file.

   4. Click the Port tab and enter values in the Log Port and CORBA Port fields

      Worksheet references and example values:

      Note:

      Default port assignments appear and may be replaced with the available port values.

      Field name	Worksheet reference number	Example value
      Log Port	Single-0190	4501
      CORBA Port	Single-0200	2507
      Debug Port	Single-0205	8453

   5. Click the Proxy tab and enter the URL of the proxy server.

      Worksheet reference and example value:

      Field name	Worksheet reference number	Example value
      Proxy Server URL	Single-0210	http://server_name:7070, https://server_name:7071 (when using the SSL port)

   6. Click the Info tab to see a summary of the selected server's properties.

9. When all tabs have correct information for the single server, click Next.

   The installation summary appears.

10. After checking the information in the summary for accuracy, click Install. When the files are installed, the location of the startup file created for the server is displayed.

    Note:

    Do not exit the installer.

11. Note the location of the startup file for the application server.

12. (Optional) Do this step only if you create the domain using SSL. Open the MSLV_Home\mslv01\jacORB\orb.properties file (where MSLV_Home is the directory in which the MSS software is installed and mslv01 is the server home directory) and provide the appropriate values for the following properties:

    jacorb.security.keystore=/opt1/stores/identity.jks
    jacorb.security.keystore_password=
    jacorb.security.default_user=
    jacorb.security.default_password=

    Required/Optional	Field name	Worksheet reference number	Example value
    Required (Only if SSL is enabled)	jacorb.security.keystore	Single-2015	/opt1/stores/identity.jks
    Required (Only if SSL is enabled)	jacorb.security.keystore_password	Single-2020	Specify the keystore password
    Required (Only if SSL is enabled)	jacorb.security.default_user	Single-2025	mycert
    Required (Only if SSL is enabled)	jacorb.security.default_password	Single-2030	Specify the default password

13. Shut down the server, and restart it using the custom script installed by the installer and listed on the window.

    To start the servers, navigate to the MSLV_Home\mslvdomain directory (where mslvdomain is the domain directory for the server) directory and entering the following command at a command prompt:

    • For UNIX/Linux:

      startmslv01.sh

    • For Windows:

      startmslv01.cmd

    To shut down the server, navigate to the mslvdomain directory. At the command prompt, enter the command:

    • For UNIX or Linux:

      stopmslv01.sh certificate_passphrase

    • For Windows:

      stopmslv01.cmd certificate_passphrase

14. Log in to the WebLogic Remote console.

    You can monitor the deployment from the remote console. To check the servers, click Servers in Environment in the Monitoring Tree of the Remote Console.

15. After the start up commands have been run and the application server has been started, maximize the installer window and click Deploy Application.

    The Oracle Communications MetaSolv Solution Installation window appears listing the server you can select for deployment.

    This process can take a few moments. If the server is not started, a status appears on the window indicating the installer is waiting for the server to be in running mode. When the server is in running mode, you can begin the deployment.

16. Select a server in the Target Servers list box, and click Deploy.

    The deployment process begins. You can follow the progress of the deployment by viewing the text that appears in the right pane of the installation window.

    When the deployment is complete, the Deployment Completed window appears.

17. Click OK.

18. Click Exit.

    The Exit? window appears.

19. Click OK to exit.

Correcting the Specified Number of RAC Nodes

To correct the specified number of RAC nodes:

1. On the Oracle RAC tab, click Connect beside the Password field.

2. Select the check box for the server.

3. Specify correct values in all the fields on the Info, Directory, Oracle Database, Oracle RAC, Gateway, Port, and Proxy tabs.

Verifying the Installation

Verification is done from the WebLogic Remote Console on a client workstation.

To verify the installation, do the following:

1. From a client workstation, close all open applications.

2. Log in to the Remote Console using your user name and password.

   The WebLogic Remote Console window appears.

3. In the Monitoring Tree, click Deployments and then Application Runtimes.

   The list of available applications appears.

4. Verify that the following applications appear in the list:

   • nur

   • MSS_WebService

5. In the Edit Tree, expand Services, and then click Data Sources .

   The list of available data sources and connection pools appears in the pane on the right of the screen.

6. Compare the values, shown in Table 6-1, to your installation screen to make sure you have configured WebLogic correctly for your installation.

   Table 6-1 Data Sources and Connection Pools

   Data Sources	Connection Pools
   mslvDataSource	MSLVPool
   mslvDbTraceDataSource	MSLVDbTracePool
   mslvNoneTxDataSource	MSLVNonTxPool
   mslvProcDataSource	MSLVProcPool
   mslvPSDataSource	MSLVpsPool
   mslvWSDataSource	MSLVwsPool

7. In the Edit Tree, expand Services, then click JMS Modules.

   The list of available JMS modules appears in the pane on the right of the screen.

8. In the right pane, click mssJMSModule.

   The list of available resources appears in the pane on the right of the screen.

9. Verify that the following JMS connection factory is present in the list of resources:

   • MSS.QueueConnectionFactory

10. Verify that mss.external.event.queue is included in the list of resources.

11. From the web browser, enter the following information into the Address field:

    http://host_admin:port number/main

    The MetaSolv Solution AppServer Runtime Information page appears.

12. Install the client application manually and start the MSS client.

    The MetaSolv Solution login window is displayed.