1. Developing SOA Applications with Oracle SOA Suite
  2. Using the Oracle Mediator Service Component
  3. Creating Oracle Mediator Routing Rules
  4. Introduction to Routing Rules
  5. Sequential and Parallel Execution
  6. Finer Control Over Thread Allocation in Parallel Routing

Finer Control Over Thread Allocation in Parallel Routing

You can specify dedicated work managers to handle parallel routing and error handling messages for a mediator component. You can use the Oracle WebLogic Remote Console to configure work managers. See Viewing and Configuring Work Manager Properties in Administering Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Business Process Management Suite for more details on configuring work managers.

Use the NameWorkManagerMappings Mediator service engine property to specify the mediator component and its associated work managers in Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control. See Configuring Oracle Mediator Service Engine Propertiesin Administering Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Business Process Management Suite for more details on configuring Mediator runtime properties.

The NameWorkManagerMappings property has the following keys:

  • parallelRoutingWorkManagerName: The name of the work manager configured for parallel routing. If this is not specified, the default SOA work manager is used.

  • fullyQualifiedComponentDistinguishedName: The fully qualified distinguished name of the mediator component. The format to be used is PartitionName/CompositeName!Revision/ComponentName. For example, soaInfra/MyProject!1.0/Mediator1.