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Each TIBCO_DOMAIN can have one stack, but each stack can have multiple components such as multiple TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks components. After initially defining a stack, you can still update it by adding or removing components.
1. In the TIBCO Silver Fabric Administration Tool, select Stacks > Stacks.Figure 22 Creating a Stack
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1. Create a stack with a BusinessWorks component and an Administrator component, or edit an existing stack with a component that needs a dependency rule and select "Add/edit default rule settings" from the Menu of the component wizard.
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4. In the "Reference Component" field, select the name of the TIBCO Administrator component that runs inside your stack.
Shutdown Dependency - If you run TIBCO Administrator in the Fault Tolerant mode, uncheck the Shutdown Dependency checkbox. Otherwise, all BusinessWorks components stop if TIBCO Administrator stops working.Ordered Shutdown provides for a logical, sequential shutdown so that dependent components are shut down first. Ordered shutdown is especially important when the domain is hosted using a file structure instead of a dependent database. When you have an Administrative component that uses an external database, order of shutdown is less important.Restart Component for new rules - If new rules are defined for a component that has already been deployed, it must be restarted for the new changes to be applied. If you wish to manually restart components later to propagate changes leave this box unchecked.If the Administrator component was configured to "Use dependent EMS server" then that dependency must be set here as well.Pack by Host - Check this to specify that dependent components must run on the same host.The TIBCO Silver Fabric User’s Guide has more information on all of these settings.
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