Creating Shared Resources to Publish BPM Audit (SSL Enabled)

You can create shared resources on TIBCO Administrator and use them to publish BPM audit data to a secure destination.

Procedure
1. Keystores can be created on the EMS server using the Java KeyTool. To create a keystore on the EMS server:
   1. Generate EMS Server PKCS12 Keystore. For example,

      keytool.exe -genkeypair -keystore test.p12 -storetype pkcs12 -alias test -keysize 2048 -keyalg RSA -sigalg sha1withrsa -validity 3650
      

   2. Extract a client certificate from the generated keystore. For example,

      keytool -exportcert -storetype pkcs12 -keystore test.p12 -file test_client.cer
      

   3. Bundle the certificate in a JKS keystore container. For example,

      keytool -importcert -file test_client.cer -keystore client.jks
      

2. Create the queues, topics and JNDI names using tbemsadmin. For example,

   connect ssl://localhost:7243
   

   1. Create a topic. For example,

      create topic ECSSLTopic
      create jndiname ECSSLTopicJNDI topic ECSSLTopic
      

   2. Create a queue. For example,

      create queue ECSSLQueue
      create jndiname ECSSLQueueJNDI queue ECSSLQueue
      

3. In TIBCO Administrator, add a resource template of type Keystore Provider. The resource template name must be prefixed with "ec." For example,

   

4. Add a resource template of type SSL Client Provider.

   

   The resource template name must be prefixed with ec/publication. The Keystore Provider should point to the one you created earlier.
5. Add a resource template of type JNDI Connection Configuration. The resource template name must be prefixed with ec/publication. For example,

   

   • The JNDI Provider URL should be the URL of the TIBCO EMS server (configured in SSL Mode).
   • Click the SSL tab and select Yes for SSL Enable.

   • The SSL Client Provider should point to the SSL Client Provider you created earlier.

6. Add a resource template of type JMS Connection Factory. The resource template name must be prefixed with ec/publication. For example,

   

   • The connection factory in the ECPublicationJMS.properties file should point to the name of the shared resource without the ec/ prefix. In this example, publication/sslConnectionFactory.
   • Click the SSL tab and select Yes for SSL Enable.
   • The SSL Client Provider should point to the SSL Client Provider you created earlier.
   • The JNDI connection configuration should point to the one you created earlier.

7. Add a resource template of type JMS Destination . The resource template name must be prefixed with ec/publication. For example,

   

   • The destination JNDI Name must match the JNDI name for the destination created earlier.
   • The JNDI connection configuration should point to the one created earlier.
8. Add a resource template of type JMS Destination . The resource template name must be prefixed with ec/publication. For example,

   

   • The destination JNDI Name must match the JNDI name for the destination created earlier.
   • The JNDI connection configuration should point to the one you created earlier.
9. Add the new destination to ECPublicationJMS.properties file. For example,

   connectionFactory=publication/SSLTopicConnectionFactory
   
   jmsDestinationResourceNames=publication/ECSSLTopicJNDI;publication/ECSSLQueueJNDI

   See Publishing BPM Audit Data Using an Administrator Shared Resource for more information about this file.
10. Enable event publication in the ECPublicationJMS.properties file. For example,

    PublicationEnabled=true

11. Configure theec-event-rules.xml file. For example,

    

    Each target can have a qualifier.The qualifiers must match the names of the shared resources for the JMS Destinations (without the "ec/" prefix). If you exclude the qualifier, the rules you configure will apply to all destinations.