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Pramati Server 3.5 Installation & Configuration Guide
Click ‘Next >>’. This displays ‘Step 2 of 2: Add Message Server Cluster’ in the Display panel.
Adding node(s) to Message Server Cluster
The next page enables creation and addition of nodes to the configured cluster.
In the ‘Step 2 of 2: Add Message Server Cluster’ page, you can create and add upto ten nodes at a
time. For each created node, you need to specify the following node information:
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’.
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.
Message Table This is the table name where all the messages will be stored. By
default, the name displayed is ‘messages’.
Subscriber Table This is the table name where all the subscriber details will be stored.
By default, the name displayed is ‘subscribers’.
Subscriber Message
Table
This is the table name where all the pending messages for durable
subscribers are stored. By default, the name displayed is
‘pending_messages’.
XA Table This table stores information about messages produced/consumed
as a part of distributed transactions. Say, ‘xa_messages’.
Table 20: details needed for Adding a Message Server cluster node
Fields Description
Name This name identifies the node in the configured Message Server Cluster. Say, ‘MyJmsNode’.
Table 19: Step 1 of adding a Message Server cluster
Fields Options Description