Publishing BPM Audit Data Using an Administrator Shared Resource

You can now create shared resource templates on TIBCO Administrator and use them to publish BPM audit data. This enables you publish BPM audit data to multiple, secure destinations. You can create a shared resource that is either non-SSL or SSL enabled, depending on your requirements.

You must add the destinations you want to publish BPM audit data in the ECpublicationJMS.properties file. This file is located the TIBCO ActiveMatrix BPM configuration directory. For example, C:\ProgramData\amx-bpm3.0v26\tibco\data\bpm\amx.bpm.app\configuration.

Before adding any destinations, you must first enable event publication, as event publication is disabled, by default. For example, 
PublicationEnabled=true
The following destination is enabled, by default, when you first install TIBCO ActiveMatrix BPM. 
InitialContextFactory=com.tibco.tibjms.naming.TibjmsInitialContextFactory
InitialURL=tcp://localhost:7222
TopicConnectionFactory=TopicConnectionFactory
If you want to add another destination, you must uncomment out the following section of the ECPublicationJMS.properties file. 
# connectionFactory - the name of the shared resource for the JMS Connection Factory. This should be specified without the 'ec/' prefix
#connectionFactory=publication/connectionFactory

# jmsDestinationResourceNames - names of the shared resources for the JMS Destination. This should be specified without the 'ec/' prefix and separated by semicolon ';'
#jmsDestinationResourceNames=publication/topic;publication/queue
You can add as many destinations as you like. If you want to add more than one, they must be seperated by a ";" as shown in the above example. Your destinations can be either non-SSL or SSL enabled.
Attention: jmsDestinationResourceNames overrides the previous configuration, so takes precedence if this is uncommented.

See Configuring TIBCO ActiveMatrix BPM Auditing for information on defining what messages are audited and published, and the rules that govern events that are published over multiple channels.