Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
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1
Understanding Resource Adapters
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Overview of Resource Adapters
- Comparing WebLogic Server and WebLogic Integration Resource Adapters
- Inbound, Outbound, and Bidirectional Resource Adapters
- Connector Architecture 1.7 Support
- Connector Architecture 1.6 Support
- Comparing 1.0 Resource Adapters to 1.5 and 1.6
- Additional Support Provided by the WebLogic Server Connector Container
- Jakarta EE Connector Architecture
- Resource Adapter Deployment Descriptors
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Overview of Resource Adapters
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2
Creating and Configuring Resource Adapters
- Creating and Configuring Resource Adapters: Main Steps
- Modifying an Existing Resource Adapter
- Configuring the ra.xml File
- Configuring the weblogic-ra.xml File
- Bean Validation Configuration File
- Long-Running Work Support
- Tooling Support
- Monitoring Resource Adapter Health
- 3 Programming Tasks
- 4 Using Contexts and Dependency Injection in Resource Adapters
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5
Connection Management
- Connection Management Contract
- Configuring Outbound Connections
- Configuring Inbound Connections
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Configuring Connection Pool Parameters
- initial-capacity: Setting the Initial Number of ManagedConnections
- max-capacity: Setting the Maximum Number of ManagedConnections
- capacity-increment: Controlling the Number of ManagedConnections
- shrinking-enabled: Controlling System Resource Usage
- shrink-frequency-seconds: Setting the Wait Time Between Attempts to Reclaim Unused ManagedConnections
- highest-num-waiters: Controlling the Number of Clients Waiting for a Connection
- highest-num-unavailable: Controlling the Number of Unavailable Connections
- connection-creation-retry-frequency-seconds: Recreating Connections
- match-connections-supported: Matching Connections
- test-frequency-seconds: Testing the Viability of Connections
- test-connections-on-create: Testing Connections upon Creation
- test-connections-on-release: Testing Connections upon Release to Connection Pool
- test-connections-on-reserve: Testing Connections upon Reservation
- deploy-as-a-whole: Isolating Outbound Connection Pool Failures from the Whole Adapter Deployment
- Connection Proxy Wrapper - 1.0 Resource Adapters
- Reset a Connection Pool
- Testing Connections
- 6 Transaction Management
- 7 Message and Transactional Inflow
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8
Security
- Container-Managed and Application-Managed Sign-on
- Credential Mapping for Making Outbound Connections
- Security Inflow
- Security Policy Processing
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Configuring Security Identities for Resource Adapters
- default-principal-name: Default Identity
- manage-as-principal-name: Identity for Running Management Tasks
- run-as-principal-name: Identity Used for Connection Calls from the Connector Container into the Resource Adapter
- run-work-as-principal-name: Identity Used for Performing Resource Adapter Management Tasks
- Configuring Connection Factory-Specific Authentication and Re-authentication Mechanisms
- 9 Packaging and Deploying Resource Adapters
- A weblogic-ra.xml Schema
- B Resource Adapter Best Practices