Business Process Choreographer and Network Deployment

Describes special considerations when using Business Process Choreographer in a Network Deployment environment.

If you use Network Deployment (ND), the following points must be considered.

Deployment manager must have access to the Business Process Choreographer databases

The deployment manager must have access to all the Business Process Choreographer databases that are used by business process containers and human task containers in the cell. You must install an appropriate database client or JDBC driver on the computer that hosts the deployment manager and add the database driver to the deployment manager class path. The following figure shows this configuration.

This figure shows how the deployment manager accesses the process choreographer databases on different servers.

Before you install Business Process Choreographer on a cluster

Make sure that you have prepared your cluster as described in Preparing a server or cluster to support service applications.

Customization required after installing and configuring Business Process Choreographer on a cluster

If you are creating a clustered setup that uses WebSphere® MQ clusters of queue managers, you must perform some manual customization to make each Business Process Choreographer instance use its own queue managers. The necessary actions are described in Configuring the business process container.

For more information about using clustering with Business Process Choreographer, see Business Process Choreographer scenarios for clustering

Before installing an application that contains business processes, or human tasks, or both

Make sure that the servers where you want to install the application are running before installing the application. At least one server must be running for Java™ Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) names to be resolved.

Related concepts
Business Process Choreographer scenarios for clustering

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