2.3.10 Assigning Components to Hosts

After all the components in the environment have been defined, map the components on the right side of the Fusion Middleware Composer workspace to the appropriate hosts on the left to finish building the topology.

Note:

The examples in this section show you how to use the Assign Existing Item tool on the toolbar to complete this task. You can also use the drag and drop feature to assign components to the hosts. You do this by clicking and holding down the mouse button over an item on the right side of the workspace, dragging it to the appropriate location in the hosts on the left, and then releasing the mouse button to drop it.

For more information, see the following tasks:

• Assigning the Oracle Home to Hosts
  After you create the Oracle home, assign the Oracle home (home1) to the appropriate hosts (host1 and host2) in the topology.
• Assigning the Domain to Hosts
  After you create the domain and assign the Oracle home to the hosts, assign the domain (domain1) to the hosts (host1 and host2) in the topology.
• Assigning the Administration Server to a Host
  After you create the Administration Server and assign the domain to the hosts, assign the Administration Server (server1) to a host (host1) in the topology.
• Assigning Node Managers to Hosts
  After you create the Node Managers and assign the domain to the hosts, assign the Node Managers (nm1 and nm2) to the appropriate hosts (host1 and host2) in the topology.
• Assigning Managed Servers to Hosts
  After you create the Managed Servers and assign the domain to the hosts, assign the Managed Servers (server2 and server3) to the appropriate hosts (host1 and host2) in the topology.