E1: OUTBND: RTE Server (Transaction Server) Setup and Configuration for WebLogic - JMSQueue Subscriber (Doc ID 1137704.1)

Last updated on DECEMBER 19, 2022

Applies to:

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools - Version 8.98 to 9.1 [Release 8.98 to 9.1]
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Purpose

This document is intended to provide an easy to follow guide on setting up the RTE Server (Transaction Server) with a WebLogic JMSQUEUE subscriber. This document describes how to setup a JMS Queue in WebLogic and the corresponding Transaction Server setup in Server Manager and EnterpriseOne. It includes details on the Transaction Server installation, configuration in Server Manager, creating a JMS Queue in the Transaction Server Application, Transaction Server configuration in EnterpriseOne, JMSQUEUE subscriber configuration in EnterpriseOne as well as information on testing and validating the RTE Configuration and what initial information to provide when creating a Service Request.

Scope

This document is intended for the System Administrator who will be doing the setup and configuration of the RTE Server (Transaction Server).

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In this Document

1. Transaction Server Installation

a. Check the Technical Requirements

b. Where to download the RTE component from

c. Install Transaction Server in Server Manager

2. Transaction Server Configuration in Server Manager

b. Install JDBC Driver in SM if it requires.

c. Real Time Events -

3. Create a JMS Queue in the Transaction Server Application

a. Create the JMS Connection Factory

b. Create a JMS Queue.

4. Transaction Server Configuration in E1

a. clear E1 Tables

b. Run DBTemplates.exe

c. Run R90705. This updates the Event Activation Table (F90705 - If you were using classical RTE, you can convert the data into F90705)

d. Run R90706 (Define pre-defined queue records in F90715)

e. Configure and activate RTABOUT -

f. special consideration for AS400

4. JMSQUEUE Subscriber Configuration in EnterpriseOne

a. create a JMSQueue Subscriber

b. Create a Subscription

c. Add an Event (RTABOUT) to the Subscription

d. Environment to Subscription

5. Disable Event Trigger

APPENDIX A. Testing\Validating the RTE Configuration

APPENDIX B. Initial information to provide when creating a Service Request

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