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Properties named 'javax.jdo.option.ConnectionUserName' and 'javax.jdo.option.ConnectionPassword' should be MySQL database credentials. |
Setting up Other BAM configurations
If you are using the RSS in another server instance other than in the inbuild BAM instance or you have changed the port offset, then you have to do the following modifications to hive-rss-config.xml.
Go to $BAM_HOME/repository/conf/advanced/hive-rss-confg.xml.
Check and edit the following properties.
No Format <hive-rss-config> <rss-server-url>https://127.0.0.1:9443/</rss-server-url> <rss-server-admin-userName>admin</rss-server-admin-userName> <rss-server-admin-password>admin</rss-server-admin-password> </hive-rss-config>
Here the rss-server url should be the server url of the RSS running WSO2 server. Note even if you are using the inbuilt rss within the BAM server you are using, if you have changed the port-offset of BAM server you will have to correct the rss-server-url in this config according to your port offset. [ie, if port offset is set to '1', then the rss-server-url should be https://127.0.0.1:9444/]. Rss-server-admin-userName and rss-server-admin-password are the super tenant credentials of the RSS server instance. If you are using the RSS instance in the same BAM server, then you don't need to change these as far as the super tenant user name and password hasn't been changed.
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Make sure you have downloaded the MySQL driver jar and included that in $BAM_HOME/repository/components/lib directory. |
If you have done all the steps mentioned above, then you have configured BAM to operate in MT mode. Now you can restart the server get all configurations loaded, and work in MT mode.