Configure resource adapter properties

A resource adapter can use administered objects (admin objects) in messaging operations. The admin objects are configured in the ra.xml and weblogic-ra.xml deployment descriptors. You can also use the Administration Console to modify the admin object's properties. Properties you modify in the console will be saved in a deployment plan. For information about the properties of a resource adapter, see Creating and Configuring Resource Adapters.

To configure credential mappings for a resource adapter installed on WebLogic Server:


If you have not already done so, in the Change Center of the Administration Console, click Lock & Edit (see Use the Change Center).
      

        In the left pane,
        select Deployments.
      

      

        On the
        Summary of Deployments page, locate your resource
        adapter and click its name to open the Settings
        page for the resource adapter.
      

      

        On the
        Settings page for the resource adapter, expand
        Configuration >
        Properties.
      

      

        In the Resource Adapter Bean Properties table, modify the
        properties you want to set for this resource adapter.
      

      

        Click Save.

        
          
The property values you set are saved in the deployment plan for
          the resource adapter.


  





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