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Setting managed (J2C) connection factory properties for stand-alone adapters

To set managed connection factory properties for your stand-alone adapter after it has been installed on IBM BPM or WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus, use the administrative console. You select the name of the property you want to configure and then change or set the value.

Your adapter must be installed on IBM BPM or WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus.

You use managed connection factory properties to configure the target JD Edwards EnterpriseOne server instance.

In the administrative console, the properties are referred to as "J2C connection factory properties."

To configure properties using the administrative console, use the following procedure:


Procedure

  1. If the server is not running, right-click your server in the Servers view and select Start.

  2. When the server status changes to Started, right-click the server and select Administration > Run administrative console.

  3. Log on to the administrative console.

  4. Click Resources > Resource Adapters > Resource adapters.

  5. In the Resource adapters page, click IBM WebSphere Adapter for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

  6. In the Additional Properties list, click J2C connection factories.

  7. If you are going to use an existing connection factory, skip ahead to select from the list of existing connection factories.

    If you have selected Specify connection properties when you use the external service wizard to configure the adapter module, you do not need to create a connection factory.

    If you are creating a connection factory...

    1. Click New.

    2. In the General Properties section of the Configuration tab, type a name for the connection factory.

      For example, you can type AdapterCF.

    3. Type a value for JNDI name.

      For example, you can type com/eis/AdapterCF.

    4. Select an authentication alias from the Component-managed authentication alias list.

    5. Click OK.

    6. In the Messages area, click Save.

      The newly created connection factory is displayed.

      Figure 1. User-defined connection factories for use with the resource adapter

  8. In the list of connection factories, click the one you want to use.

  9. In the Additional Properties list, click Custom properties.

    Custom properties are those J2C connection factory properties that are unique to WebSphere Adapter for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. Connection pool and advanced connection factory properties are properties you configure if you are developing your own adapter.

  10. For each property you want to change...

    See Managed connection factory properties for more information about these properties.

    1. Click the name of the property.
    2. Change the contents of the Value field or type a value, if the field is empty.

    3. Click OK.

  11. After you have finished setting properties, click Apply.

  12. In the Messages area, click Save.


Results

The managed connection factory properties associated with your adapter are set.

Changing configuration properties for stand-alone adapters


Related tasks:

Setting resource adapter properties for stand-alone adapters

Setting activation specification properties for stand-alone adapters


Related reference:

Managed connection factory properties