To use AquaLogic BPM Enterprise on WebLogic Server, you must configure two JDBC data sources.
These data sources allow the Process Execution Engine to connect to the Engine and Directory databases.
The following procedures show you how to create JDBC data sources using the WebLogic Server Administration
Console. See Configuring and Managing WebLogic JDBC for more information.
Note: You must perform the following procedures twice to create two separate JDBC data sources for the Engine and Directory
databases. These data sources must have the following names and JNDI names:
| Database |
Data Source Name |
JNDI Name |
| Engine Database |
ALBPMServerDS |
XAEngineDS |
| Directory Database |
FDIDS |
FDIDS |
- Launch the Administration Console
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In the Domain Structure tree, expand
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Select Data Sources.
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Click New on the Summary of Data Sources page.
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Enter or select the following information
| Property |
Description |
| Name |
The name of your JDBC data source. The data source name provided here must
correspond to the required names for the Engine and Directory databases. |
| JNDI Name |
The JNDI name of this data source. The JNDI name provided here must correspond
to the required JNDI names for the Engine and Directory databases. |
| Database Type |
Specifies the vendor of your directory and engine databases. |
| Database Driver |
Specifies the JDBC driver version used by this data source.
Note: You must select
a driver that supports transactions.
|
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Click Next.
The Transaction Options screen appears.
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Provide the connectivity properties for your database.
The specific information you must provide depends on your database vendor.
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Click Next
The Test Database Connection page appears.
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Click Test Configuration to verify that you JDBC data source is configured correctly.
Although this step is not required, it is important to verify that the connectivity information you provided
is correct.
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Click Next.
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Select the targets where you want to deploy your JDBC data source.
Note: You MUST target each data source to all managed servers within each cluster.
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Click Finish.
Your new JDBC data source appears in the list of data sources on the Summary of JDBC Data Sources page.