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Deploying Solutions
Business Process Management Resources
Application Integration Resources
Synchronous Service Invocations
Asynchronous Service Invocations
Relational Database Management System Resources
Hardware, Operating System, and Network Resources
Roles in Integration Solution Deployment
WebLogic Server Administrators
Configuring WebLogic Integration Clusters
Understanding WebLogic Integration Clusters
About WebLogic Integration Clusters
Designing a Clustered Deployment
WebLogic Integration Deployment Resources
Load Balancing in a WebLogic Integration Cluster
Load Balancing WebLogic Server in a Cluster
Load Balancing BPM in a Cluster
Load Balancing Application Integration in a Cluster
Configuring a Clustered Deployment
Summary of Basic Configuration Tasks
Setting Up a WebLogic Integration Managed Server
Adding a Managed Server to the Existing Installation
Installing a Managed Server in a New Location
Adding Managed Servers and Creating Clusters
Assigning an Existing Server to a Machine or Cluster
Configuring Application Integration for Failover and Scalability
Configuring JMS Queues for BPM
Configuring JMS Servers and Queues for Application Integration
Create a Store and Associate It with a Connection Pool
Create a JMS Server and Associate It with the Store
Distributing Resources Across Servers or Clusters
Targeting Resources to Clusters
Targeting Resources to Servers
Starting the Servers in the Domain
Using WebLogic Integration Security
Overview of WebLogic Integration Security
Business Process Management Security
Application Integration Security
WebLogic Server Security Principals Used in WebLogic Integration
Tuning WebLogic Integration Performance
Tuning WebLogic Server Performance
Configuring the Pool Size of BPM Event Listener Message-Driven Beans
Configuring the Number of Application Integration Asynchronous Request Threads
Configuring Other EJB Pool and Cache Sizes
Configuring JDBC Connection Pool Sizes
Configuring the Execution Thread Pool
Configuring Resource Connection Pools for J2EE Connector Architecture Adapters
Configuring Large Message Support for B2B
Monitoring and Tuning the Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
Garbage Collection Control on Hotspot JVM
Monitoring and Tuning Run-Time Performance
Monitoring and Tuning WebLogic Server Performance
How Many Transactions Are Occurring?
Do You Have Enough JDBC Connections?
Monitoring and Tuning BPM Performance
Do You Have Enough Message-Driven Beans?
How Many of Each Type of Bean Does My System Have?
Monitoring and Tuning B2B Integration Performance
Monitoring and Tuning AI Performance
Monitoring and Tuning Application View Connections
Monitoring and Tuning Queues for Asynchronous Services
Enabling Transactions and Persistence in Asynchronous Service Request/Response Handling for JMS
Tuning Hardware, Operating System, and Network Resources
Configurable TCP Tuning Parameters on Windows NT/2000
System Monitoring on Windows NT/2000
Swap Space Configuration for Solaris
General Database Tuning Suggestions
Database Sizing and Organization of Table Spaces
Tuning Options for System Administrators
Tuning Microsoft SQL Server Databases
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