1.1.9.3 Updating System Limitations in the UBBCONFIG File

When configuring the Oracle Tuxedo domain with SALT GWWS servers, you must plan and update Oracle Tuxedo system limitations defined in the UBBCONFIG file according to your SALT application requirements.

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  • Define an adequate MAXSERVERS number in the *RESOURCES section

    SALT requires the following system servers to be started in an Oracle Tuxedo domain: TMMETADATA and GWWS. The number of TMMETADATA and GWWS server must be accounted for in the MAXSERVERS value.

  • Define an adequate MAXSERVICES number in the *RESOURCES section

    When the GWWS server working in the outbound direction, external wsdl operations are mapped with Oracle Tuxedo services and advertised via the GWWS servers. The number of the advertised services by all GWWS servers must be accounted for in the MAXSERVICES value.

  • Define an adequate MAXACCESSERS number in the *RESOURCES section

    The MAXACCESSERS value is used to specify the default maximum number of clients and servers that can be simultaneously connected to the Oracle Tuxedo bulletin board on any particular machine in this application. The number of TMMETADATA and GWWS server, maximum concurrent Web Service client requests must be accounted for in the MAXACCESSERS value.

  • Define an adequate MAXWSCLIENTS number in the *MACHINES section

    When the GWWS server operating in the inbound direction, each Web Service client is deemed a workstation client in the Oracle Tuxedo system; therefore, MAXWSCLIENTS must be configured with a valid number in the UBBCONFIG file for the machine where the GWWS server is deployed. The number is shared.

Parent topic: Configuring the UBBCONFIG File for SALT