To set managed connection factory properties for your adapter
module after it has been deployed, use the administrative console. You select
the name of the property you want to configure and then change or set the
value as desired.
Before you begin
Your adapter module must be deployed on the WebSphere
® Process Server or WebSphere
Enterprise Service Bus.
About this task
You use managed connection factory properties to configure the target
SAP server instance.
To configure properties using the administrative console,
use the following procedure.
How to perform this task
- Start the administrative console.
- Under Applications, select Enterprise
Applications.
- From the Enterprise Applications list, click the name of the adapter
application whose properties you want to change.
- Scroll to the bottom of the window. Under Related Items,
click Connector Modules.
- Under Additional Properties, select J2C
connection factories.
- Click CYWAP_SapAdapter.rar file.
Figure 1. The RAR file in the Connector Modules window
- Click Resource Adapter.
Figure 2. The Configuration tab for the RAR file
- Click J2C connection factories.
Figure 3. Additional Properties selections
- Click the name of the J2C connection factory you want to configure.
Figure 4. Selecting the connection factory
- Click Custom properties.
Custom
properties are those J2C connection factory properties that are unique to
Adapter for SAP Software. Connection pool and advanced connection factory
properties are properties you configure if you are developing your own adapter.
- For each property you want to change, perform the following steps.
See Managed (J2C) connection factory properties for more information
about these properties.
- Click the name of the property.
- Change the contents of the Value field
value or type a value, if the field is empty.
- Click OK.
- Click the Save link in the Messages box
at the top of the window.
Result
The managed connection factory properties associated
with your adapter application are changed.
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