TIBCO ActiveMatrix Runtime UDDI Server provides a web-based graphic interface called Administration Console that administrator users can use to configure the server.
To start configuring the server, open your web browser and point it to http://Host:Port/uddi. Type in the administrator’s username and password, and then click the
Log in button to access Administration Console. It is structured like a tree, as shown in
Figure 8.
Expand the tree and click General under the General Configuration node to open the General Configuration page in the right pane. Configure the following items on the page.
Expand the tree and click Hibernate under the General Configuration node to open the Hibernate Configuration page in the right pane. You can view the configuration on the page.
Expand the tree and click Authorization under the General Configuration node to open the Authorization Configuration page in the right pane. Configure the following items on the page.
To enable anonymous inquiry, select Ignored in the inquiryAuthInfo drop-down list. Click the
Apply button next to the inquiryAuthInfo drop-down list, or click the
Apply all button at the bottom to complete the operation. This option is the default option.
To disable anonymous inquiry, select Required in the inquiryAuthInfo drop-down list. Click the
Apply button next to the inquiryAuthInfo drop-down list, or click the
Apply all button at the bottom to complete the operation.
Expand the tree and click Journal under the General Configuration node to open the Journal Configuration page in the right pane. Configure the following items in the page.
Set to true to enable the journal,
false to disable it. The journal is necessary to support subscriptions.
The Monitor node in the tree presents runtime statistics and logs for TIBCO ActiveMatrix Runtime UDDI Server. You can modify the log-levels at runtime.
Expand the tree and click Monitor under the Monitor node to open the Server Statistics page in the right pane. Configure the following items in the page.
Expand the tree and click Journal Log under the Monitor node to open the Journal Log page in the right pane. Configure the following item in the page.
Expand the tree and click Runtime Log File under the Monitor node to open the Runtime Log File page in the right pane. Configure the following items on the page.
Expand the tree and click Log Levels under the Monitor node to open the Log Levels page in the right pane. A number of different loggers are used.
This log level type records the behavior of clients who have access to TIBCO ActiveMatrix Runtime UDDI Server. The log information will be written in the
uddi-access.log file.
Expand the tree and click Subscribers under the Subscribers node to open the Subscribers Configuration page in the right pane. Configure the following items. Refer to
UDDI Spec V3.0 for detailed information.
maxEntities is an attribute used in Subscription API. Its data type is
integer.
expiresAfter is an attribute used in Subscription API. Its data type is
dateTime.
brief is an attribute used in Subscription API. Its data type is
boolean.
The Subscription node in the tree allows you to configure which other UDDI servers this server should subscribe to using UDDI v3 subscription. You can also inspect the subscription log.
For more information about using the subscription function in TIBCO ActiveMatrix Runtime UDDI Server, refer to
Polling Subscription API as described in
TIBCO ActiveMatrix Runtime UDDI Server User’s Guide.
Expand the tree and click Subscription under the Subscription node to open the Subscription Configuration page in the right pane. Configure the following items. Refer to
UDDI Spec V3.0 for detailed information.
Expand the tree and click Subscription Log under the Subscription node to open the Subscription Replication Log page in the right pane. Configure the following items.
Expand the tree and click Userprofiles under the Userprofiles node to open the Userprofiles Configuration page in the right pane. Configure the following items. Refer to
UDDI Spec V3.0 for detailed information.
XML UDDI Loader presents a raw interface to the UDDI server. You can send UDDI SOAP bodies directly to the server. This feature should be used with caution because it bypasses validity-checks and could cause inconsistencies.
Expand the tree and click XML UDDI Loader under the XML UDDI Loader node to open the XML UDDI Loader page in the right pane.
Expand the tree and click XML UDDI Bootstrap Loader under the Load Bootstrap UDDI XML from URL node to open the Load UDDI XML from URL page in the right pane.