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e-docs > WebLogic Platform > WebLogic Integration > B2B Topics > B2B Console Help > Configuring B2B Integration |
B2B Console Help
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Configuring B2B Integration
The WebLogic Integration B2B Console allows you to control the parameters governing some aspects of B2B integration, such as messaging and security. You can also import and export XML files from the repository, customize the display of entities in the B2B Console, and specify other options.
This topic includes the following sections:
Defining B2B Integration Parameters
For complete information about configuring B2B integration, see Advanced Configuration Tasks in Administering B2B Integration.
To configure the WebLogic Integration B2B Console:
Defining Security
For complete information about security in WebLogic Server and B2B integration, see Configuring Security in Implementing Security with B2B Integration.
To configure the secure audit log:
Defining a Proxy Server
To define a proxy server:
Importing Repository Data
After you install WebLogic Integration, you can populate the database in any of the following ways:
Note: You must use the following method if you need to import WebLogic Server users. (When you import data using the Bulk Loader, WebLogic Server users are not imported.)
Note: Before importing repository data, you must shut down the B2B engine (server) using the Shutdown command on the Windows menu. You cannot import data if the B2B engine is running.
Using the Import Tab
To import repository data:
Setting the Transaction Level
The transaction level controls how repository data is imported and determines how the system rolls back an import if an error occurs during the import.
To set the transaction level:
Exporting Repository Data
You can export existing data from the repository as an XML file. This technique is useful if you want to import the data into another repository or use it in another database. You can also export different elements in the repository. For each element to be exported, select the element and assign a unique name to the XML file in which that element will be exported. For more information, see Importing Repository Data.
To export repository data:
For more information, see Working with the Bulk Loader in Administering B2B Integration.
Selecting the Scope of Export
When you export data from the repository, you have the option of requesting a search for dependant data. For example, if you want to export collaboration agreements, and you also request (in the Browse dialog box) the export of referenced objects, the export will include the selected collaboration agreements, trading partners referenced by these agreements, and business protocol definitions referenced, in turn, by the trading partners. In this scenario, only Collaboration Agreements are selected in the Scope of Export fields on the Export tab, but referenced objects are also exported.
When exporting B2B integration data, you can create multiple XML files containing different data. You can create an XML file with either all repository data or only the data related to a specified entity.
On the Export tab, select Browse to display a list of instances. Select the instances you want to export. Depending on the type of data you select, specific options may be active or inactive.
Choosing the Export Format
WebLogic Integration allows you to export data with or without system information, such as the update-count and timestamps variables.
Specify one of the following formats:
Note: Use the Extensive format only if you plan to migrate the data to another system or environment.
Setting Preferences
The Preferences tab allows you to configure how entities are displayed in the WebLogic Integration B2B Console.
To set preferences:
Preferences persist between B2B Console sessions.
Displaying Advanced System Configuration Features
You can enable or disable the display of the following B2B Console features:
To change the visibility of these features:
Controlling the Number of Items Displayed Per Page
To change the number of items displayed on each B2B Console page:
Displaying Entities in the Navigation Tree
You can control whether individual items are displayed under the top-level nodes in the navigation tree.
Note: Because the display of many entities (such as trading partners) in the navigation tree may degrade B2B integration performance, the display of entities in the navigation tree is disabled by default.
To enable or disable the display of individual items:
Controlling B2B Integration Performance
WebLogic Integration provides several parameters that you can set to improve the run-time performance of B2B integration and/or the B2B Console:
In addition, B2B Console performance is affected by how entities are displayed in the navigation tree. For details, see Using the Navigation Tree.
Using Advanced Trading Partner Configuration Options
The B2B Console provides advanced configuration options to modify the setting for a trading partner's XOCP filter and router, and extended properties. Most users do not need to modify these settings.
Configuring a Trading Partner's XOCP Filter and Router (Deprecated)
Note: The XOCP business protocols is deprecated in this release of WebLogic Integration. For information about the feature that is replacing the XOCP business protocol, see BEA WebLogic Integration Release Notes.
To view a list of the XOCP filters and routers associated with a particular trading partner:
For more information about the XOCP filter and routers used in B2B integration, see Advanced Configuration Tasks in Administering B2B Integration.
Removing a Trading Partner's XOCP Filter or Router
To remove an XOCP filter or router from a trading partner:
For more information about the XOCP filters and routers used in B2B integration, see Advanced Configuration Tasks in Administering B2B Integration.
Configuring Extended Properties for a Trading Partner
Use the Extended Properties tab to define special conditions for processing a trading partner definition. For example, you can use an XPath expression to modify filtering and routing rules. These properties are included in the message-context documents generated by the business protocol router and filter logic plug-ins.
To view the extended properties set for a particular trading partner:
For more information about the XOCP filters and routers used in B2B integration, see Advanced Configuration Tasks in Administering B2B Integration.
Adding Extended Properties to a Trading Partner
You can add extended properties (in the form of name/value pairs) to a trading partner. To add an extended property:.
For more information about the XOCP filters and routers used in B2B integration, see Advanced Configuration Tasks in Administering B2B Integration.
Removing Extended Properties from a Trading Partner
You can remove extended properties (in the form of name/value pairs) from a trading partner. To remove an extended property:
For more information about the XOCP filters and routers used in B2B integration, see Advanced Configuration Tasks in Administering B2B Integration.
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