pp108 : Creating a Connection Point for a WebGateway Instance

Creating a Connection Point for a WebGateway Instance

This topic describes the procedure for creating a connection point for a WebGateway instance.

You can create a new instance of the WebGateway by creating a new connection point. While creating the connection point, you have to specify the ESB client listening port.

  1. Click Start > Programs > <Process Platform Version> > <Instance Name> > Tools > Management Console. Alternatively, on Linux-based computer, do the following:
    1. Go to the Linux terminal and navigate to the <Process_Platform_Installation_Directory>/bin.
    2. Type ./cmc.sh to execute the shell script. The Management Console window appears.
  2. Right-click cordys cn (cn=cordys) and click New. The Add window appears.
  3. Type a name for the WebGateway instance in the Name field. 
    This must be the name as given in the com.eibus.web.gateway wcp.property prefixed with a number up the value given in the com.eibus.web.gateway.maxinstances wcp.property. For example, with com.eibus.web.gateway.maxinstances=2 and com.eibus.web.gateway=webgateway@srv-cordys-1w create the following entries: 1webgateway@srv-cordys-1w and 2webgateway@srv-cordys-1w. The cn details is automatically generated in the Parent in Directory Service field.
  4. Select busconnectionpoint from the Object Class drop-down box.
  5. Click Next. The Attribute Viewer window appears.
  6. Specify a port number in the labeleduri field. The format is socket://<machine name>:port number.
    Note: Assign a port that is within the non-ephemeral port range, which by default is 10000-32767. Ensure not to use a port that is already in use by another connection point or application. For more information, see Port Ranges within Process Platform.
  7. Click Ok.

The connection point for the new instance is created.

 

 

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