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medrec example app, wlconfig, jms & oracle

  1. medrec example app, wlconfig, jms & oracle

    The build.xml for Medrec sample application ~/weblogic81/samples/server/medrec/setup/build.xml
    1. creates resources for Pointbase & Oracle.
    2. creates JDBCConnectionPool for Pointbase & Oracle.
    3. creates a JMSConnectionFactory.
    4. creates a JMSJDBCStore only for Pointbase.
    5. creates JMSQueues for a JMSServer, which references the JMSJDBC store that is only created for Pointbase.

    I am trying to determine what I need to do get this to work with Oracle.

    1. Do I need to create a JMSJDBC store?
    2. If so, how many?
    3. Why use the database?
    4. What are the requirements placed upon the database? I just need to ensure I can provide them.
    5. Would any Oracle user do? Any permissions required?
    6. What is done with the Oracle user? Any tables created?

    Any help would be much appreciated.

    Regards
    John

  2. Re: medrec example app, wlconfig, jms & oracle

    I'm sure there are details on this in the documentation, but, in short:

    -- If you want to support persistent messages (which I'm sure MedRec does), then your JMS server has to be configured with a store.

    -- You can use either a file store or a JDBC store.

    -- If you use a JDBC store, it uses the JDBC connection pool you provide and the username/password you provide there to create two tables in which it stores persistent messages.

    -- The database username you use for this has to have permission to create a table.
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