Creating ActiveMatrix Adapter for Files Components

This Component will perform the following tasks:

1. Specifying the Component Type and Name
   
2. Selecting the Software Product Versions
   
3. Specifying the Basic Configurations
   
4. Uploading an Adapter for Files Project
   
5. Configuring Hawk Application Management Interface (AMI) Configuration (optional)
   
6. Configuring TIBCO Hawk Agent Running Condition
   
7. Adding or Editing Enabler-Specific Runtime Context Variables
   
8. Uploading, Ading, Customizing, or Removing a Content File
   
9. Removing or Adding Adapter for Files Component Statistics
   
10. Completing the Configuration of the Component
    

• Specifying the Component Type and Name
  
• Selecting the Software Product Versions
  
• Specifying the Basic Configuration
  Each ActiveMatrix Adapter for Files Component has dependency on an instance of TIBCO Administrator.
• Uploading an Adapter for Files Project
  If you want TIBCO Silver Fabric Enabler for Adapter for Files to publish and run one or more Adapter for Files projects, upload one or more archive files(EAR or ZIP files) as follows.
• Creating a Deployment Configuration XML File
  Create a deployment configuration properties XML file for either an EAR deployment or for an archive continuous deployment.
• Configuring Hawk Application Management Interface (AMI) Configuration (optional)
  The TIBCO Hawk AMI Configuration page defines how the Adapter for Files Component uses TIBCO Rendezvous with TIBCO Hawk Microagents (HMA). Even when EMS is used as the primary transport, HMA still uses Rendezvous as the transport.
• Configuring TIBCO Hawk Agent Running Condition
  Set the polling period in number of seconds for checking that the TIBCO Hawk Agent is properly responding. If the TIBCO Hawk Agent fails to restart after the specified number of attempts then the TIBCO Silver Fabric Engine will be restarted automatically.
• Uploading Hawk MicroAgent Plugin (optional)
  You can upload Hawk MicroAgent plug-ins to HawkAgent as a .zip file. These Hawk microagents collect information and operate using that information.
• Adding or Editing Enabler-Specific Runtime Context Variables
  
• Adding Enabler and or Component-Specific Content Files
  
• Removing or Adding Adapter for Files Component Statistics
  You can remove statistics that you don’t want the Component to track or you can add them back again.
• Editing Configuration File (optional)
  
• Completing the Configuration of the Component
  All the other screens are generic for all Silver Fabric enablers. The configuration is optional for Adapter for Files components.

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