How do I Configure Message Server Cluster Using Pramati Server Administration Service?

To configure a Message Server cluster using the Administration Service:

Start the Server Administration Service.
Click Message Server Clusters in the Explore panel. This displays Step 1 of 2: Add Message Server Cluster in the Display panel. Provide details for the following fields:

Table 1: Step 1 of adding a Message Server cluster

Fields Options Description

Name - This is the name of the Message Server cluster. Say, MyJMS.

Database - This contains mandatory fields indicating the database table that will hold cluster configuration details.

- URL This is the URL of the database. You can edit the default text (jdbc:oracle:thin:@<CLUSTER_DB_HOST>:1521:<CLUSTER_DB_SID>) to point to the database you want. For Oracle, it can be jdbc:oracle:thin:@db1.pramati.com:1521:db1.

- Driver This is the driver needed to connect to the database. You can edit the default text, oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver.

- User Name This is the username used to access the selected database. For example, if the database selected is Oracle, the user name can be scott.

- Password This is the password required to access the selected database. For example, if the database selected is Oracle, the password can be tiger.

- Table This is the name of the table in the database which will hold cluster configuration information. Say, emp.

- Override You can override previous cluster's data in this table (specified by the user) by selecting 'yes'. You cannot override a table which is not present in a Pramati cluster table.

Message Persistence - In the Message Persistence area, you need to supply the following mandatory message persistence information.

- URL This is the URL of the database. You can edit the default text (jdbc:oracle:thin:@<CLUSTER_DB_HOST>:1521:<CLUSTER_DB_SID>) to point to the database you want. For oracle, it can be jdbc:oracle:thin:@db1.pramati.com:1521:db1.

- Driver This is the driver needed to connect to the database. You can edit the default text, oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver.

- Username This is the username with which you can access the selected database.

- Password This is the password required to access the selected database.

- Prefix Tables with This is the prefix that will be added to all the related table names.

Click Next >>. This displays Step 2 of 2: Add Message Server Cluster in the Display panel.

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Fields	Options	Description

Name	-	This is the name of the Message Server cluster. Say, MyJMS.
Database	-	This contains mandatory fields indicating the database table that will hold cluster configuration details.
-	URL	This is the URL of the database. You can edit the default text (`jdbc:oracle:thin:@<CLUSTER_DB_HOST>:1521:<CLUSTER_DB_SID>`) to point to the database you want. For Oracle, it can be `jdbc:oracle:thin:@db1.pramati.com:1521:db1`.
-	Driver	This is the driver needed to connect to the database. You can edit the default text, `oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver`.
-	User Name	This is the username used to access the selected database. For example, if the database selected is Oracle, the user name can be scott.
-	Password	This is the password required to access the selected database. For example, if the database selected is Oracle, the password can be tiger.
-	Table	This is the name of the table in the database which will hold cluster configuration information. Say, emp.
-	Override	You can override previous cluster's data in this table (specified by the user) by selecting 'yes'. You cannot override a table which is not present in a Pramati cluster table.
Message Persistence	-	In the Message Persistence area, you need to supply the following mandatory message persistence information.
-	URL	This is the URL of the database. You can edit the default text (`jdbc:oracle:thin:@<CLUSTER_DB_HOST>:1521:<CLUSTER_DB_SID>`) to point to the database you want. For oracle, it can be `jdbc:oracle:thin:@db1.pramati.com:1521:db1`.
-	Driver	This is the driver needed to connect to the database. You can edit the default text, `oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver`.
-	Username	This is the username with which you can access the selected database.
-	Password	This is the password required to access the selected database.
-	Prefix Tables with	This is the prefix that will be added to all the related table names.


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