4.1.2 Overview of settings and operations
This subsection gives an overview for the following resource adapter settings:
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Settings for connecting to the database
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Settings for connecting to other resources (when the resource adapter is used)
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Common settings for resource adapters
For details on the settings for connecting to a database queue, see the manual Cosminexus Reliable Messaging.
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Settings for connecting to the database
This operation is necessary when using the DB Connector for connecting to the database.
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Importing the DB Connector |
Import the RAR file of the DB Connector and add the file to the resources that can be used from the J2EE server. |
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Defining the DB Connector properties |
Set the following information for the database connection:
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Deploying the DB Connector |
Deploy the DB Connector on the basis of the imported RAR file. When deployed, the DB Connector can be used as a J2EE resource adapter. |
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Testing the connectivity of DB Connector |
Verify that the contents set in the DB Connector are correct. |
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Starting the DB Connector |
Start the DB Connector. |
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Stopping the DB Connector |
Stop the DB Connector. |
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Undeploying the DB Connector |
Delete the deployed DB Connector. Execute this setting as required when switching resource adapters. |
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Exporting the DB Connector |
Export the J2EE resource adapter as a RAR file. Execute this setting when required. |
(2) Settings for connecting to other resources (when the resource adapter is used)
This operation is required when using a resource adapter to connect to various resources like OpenTP1.
Settings |
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Importing the resource adapter |
Import the resource adapter (RAR file) and add the resource adapter to the resources that can be used from the J2EE server. |
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Defining the resource adapter properties |
Set the following information for connecting to the database:
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Deploying the resource adapter |
Deploy the resource adapter on the basis of the imported resource adapter. When deployed, the resource adapter can be used as a J2EE resource adapter. |
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Testing the connectivity of a J2EE resource adapter |
Verify whether the contents set in the resource adapter are correct. |
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Starting the J2EE resource adapter |
Start the J2EE resource adapter. |
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Stopping the J2EE resource adapter |
Stop the J2EE resource adapter. |
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Undeploying the J2EE resource adapter |
Delete the J2EE resource adapter. Execute this setting as required when switching resource adapters. |
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Exporting the J2EE resource adapter |
Export the J2EE resource adapter as a RAR file. Execute this setting when required. |
(3) Common settings for resource adapters
Common settings refer to the settings that are common to the resource adapters.
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Displaying the state and list of J2EE resource adapters |
Reference the state of deployed J2EE resource adapters and the list of connection definition identifiers. |
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Displaying the list of resource adapters |
Reference the list of imported resource adapters and the list of connection definition identifiers. |
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Checking the connection pool state |
Reference the state of the resource adapter connection pool. Furthermore, delete the connections within the connection pool, as and when required. |
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Referencing and changing the resource adapter names registered in the JNDI name space |
Reference the resource adapter names registered in the JNDI name space and specify an optional name, as and when required. |
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Delete the resource adapter |
Delete the resource adapters. |
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Copy the resource adapter |
The resource adapters can be copied to other folders. |