1. Installer Property File Creation
  2. Creating Property File
  3. Configuring Scheduler

1.2.5 Configuring Scheduler

This topic explains the systematic instructions to configure scheduler data source.

If “Scheduler Standalone” is chosen during plug-in selection time, all the below screens mentioned under scheduler configuration will “not be applicable”.
  1. The system displays the following screen: Oracle Banking Installer - Property File Creation - Scheduler Queues.

    Figure 1-4 Oracle Banking Installer - Property File Creation - Scheduler Queues


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  2. On the Oracle Banking Installer - Property File Creation - Scheduler Queues screen,specify the fields. For more information, refer the field description table.

    Table 1-3 Property File Creation - Scheduler Queues

    Field Description
    Scheduler Log Rotation Interval Select the interval between each rotation of scheduler log. Given options are:
    • DAILY
    • WEEKLY
    • MONTHLY
    Notify Destination Specify the notify destination. Select one of the following options:
    • QUEUE
    • TOPIC
    Queue Name Set ‘NOTIFY_DEST_QUEUE’ as the destination queue name.
    Queue Connection Factory Set ‘NotifyDestTCF’ as the queue connection factory.
    Secure Check this box to indicate that it is a secured queue connection factory. If you check this box, you will be prompted to specify the Caller ID and Caller Password as shown in the following screen.
    Specify the following details:
    Notify Deferred Queue Name Set ‘DEFFERED_DEST_QUEUE’ as the notify differed queue name.
    Deferred Queue Connection Factory Set ‘DefferedDestQcf’ as the deferred queue connection factory.
    Secure Check this box to indicate that it is a secured deferred queue connection factory. If you check this box, you will be prompted to enter the caller ID and caller password.
    Specify the following details:
    Notify Queue Name Set ‘NOTIFY_QUEUE’ as the notify queue name.
    Dead Letter Queue Name Set ‘NOTIFY_QUEUE DLQ’ as the dead letter queue name.
    Notify Queue Connection Factory Set ‘NOTIFY_MDB_QCF’ as the notify queue connection factory.
    Secure Check this box to indicate that it is a secured queue connection factory. If you check this box, you will be prompted to enter the caller ID and caller password as shown in the following screen.
    Notify Queue Location Specify the notify queue location. Select one of the following options:
    • Internal
    • External


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    For Oracle WebLogic application server, the notify queue location should be selected as ‘Internal’.

    If you choose ‘External’ following details for the external queue will be enabled.

    Provider URL Specify the provide URL: 
     (iiop://localhost:1010).

    1010 is the default IIOP port.
    Security Principal Specify the login ID to access the application server.
    Security Credentials Specify the password to access the application server.
    Application Server EMS Out Initial Context Factory
    Oracle WebLogic

    t3://<ip_adress>:port

    For example: t3://10.10.10.10:1010

    Here, 10.10.10.10 represents the local host and 1010 to the target server default port (AdminServer/ManagedServer).
    IBM WebSphere

    iiop://<ip_adress>:port

    For example: iiop://10.10.10.10:1010

    Here, 1010 represents the default iiop port
    Field Description
    Security Principal Specify the login ID to access the application server.
    Security Credentials

    Specify the password to access the application server.

    Click ‘Next’ to proceed with scheduler configuration.


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    If you choose ‘Internal’ as the ‘Notify Queue Location’, this screen is not displayed.
  3. Click ‘Next’ and the following screen is displayed.

Parent topic: Creating Property File