Use this page to configure this server or cluster as a Process Server, able to host process applications and their associated services.
A server or cluster configured as a Process Server can be used for the deployment of standards-based process applications and business integration applications in a service-oriented architecture (SOA).
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.The Process Server component requires a service integration bus to provide messaging services. You need to select a server or cluster to provide these services.
You can select this server or cluster (sometimes referred to as a Local target configuration) or another server or cluster (sometimes referred to as a Remote target configuration) to provide the messaging services.
You create the database configuration for the Process Server by importing a database design document.
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Select this check box to enable the Process Server configuration parameters on this page.
By default, this check box is cleared.
If you are using a stand-alone server profile, or have previously configured Process Server support, the Enable Process Server check box is selected and the panel is read-only (configuration parameters can be viewed, but cannot be changed).
When you select Enable Process Server, each section of the panel becomes active so you can specify configuration settings and perform configuration operations.
Enter an environment name of the Process Server.
An environment name is the name by which this server or cluster will be known to a Process Center user.
From the pull-down list, select the Environment type for the Process Server you are configuring.
The Environment type refers to how the Process Server is used. There are three types of environments available for selection:
Indicate whether the server you are configuring is an offline server.
An offline server is a Process Server that is not connected to the Process Center.
Offline servers can still be used when deploying snapshots of process applications. However the method for deploying process applications to an offline process server differs from the method for deploying process applications to an online process server.
Select either http:// or https:// as the connection protocol to the Process Center.
Type the host or virtual host that this Process Server needs to communicate with Process Center. Use a fully qualified host name. In an environment with a load balancer or proxy server between the Process Server and the Process Center services, make sure that what you designate here matches the URL for accessing the Process Center.
Type the port number of the Process Center. In an environment with a load balancer or proxy server between the Process Server and the Process Center, make sure that what you designate here matches the URL for accessing the Process Center.
Use this portion of the panel to import a database design document that defines the database metadata definitions for the Process Server and its Performance Data Warehouse.
Select Browse to locate the database design document on your system or enter the path to the file in the text field.
Specifies the location / destination of the Process Server bus. The destinations can be the local deployment target or on a remote target. Use the On this deployment target and On a remote deployment target buttons in this panel to indicate the appropriate location.
Bus members are always hosted locally for stand-alone server profiles.
Select this button if the Bus Member will be configured on this server or cluster.
Select this button if the Bus Member will be configured on another server or cluster (not the server or cluster you are currently configuring).
If you select On a remote deployment target, use the associated drop-down list to specify the remote target you want to use. The drop-down list shows all deployment targets.
Specifies the deployment target on which you plan to configure Performance Data Warehouse. The destinations can be the local deployment target or on a remote target. Use the On this deployment target and On a remote deployment target buttons in this panel to indicate the appropriate location.
Select this button if the planned deployment target location of the Performance Data Warehouse will be on this server or cluster.
Select this button if the planned deployment target location of the Performance Data Warehouse will be on another server or cluster (not the server or cluster you are currently configuring).
If you select On a remote deployment target, use the associated drop-down list to specify the remote location you on which the Performance Data Warehouse will reside. The drop-down list shows all deployment targets.
Specifies the location where you plan to configure Process Portal. The location must be a deployment target where Business Space is already configured.
Use the drop-down list to select the deployment target where Process Portal will be configured.
The drop-down list shows all deployment targets on which Business Space is configured.