Database Reference
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Configuring Oracle BAM Web and ADC Server
properties
Oracle BAM provides many advanced properties to control the behavior of the
Active Data Cache and web server, available in configuration files that are loc-
ated in the following directory on the host machine where Oracle BAM compon-
ents are installed:
$MW_HOME/user_projects/domains/[domain_name]/servers/bam_server1/tmp/_WL_user/oracle-bam-11.1.1/[tmpdir]/APP-INF/classes/config
The directory contains BAMServerConfig.xml, BAMWebConfig.xml , and
BAMCommonConfig.xml files that are used to store properties for the Active
Data Cache Server, BAM web server, and common properties across all BAM
components. You can manually edit these configuration files and override their
default values. These advanced properties can also be configured from Oracle
Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control by navigating to Application
Defined MBeans | oracle.bam.common | [bam_server] | Application: oracle-
bam | Config under the System MBean Browser in the OracleBAMWeb or
OracleBAMServer menu. These property changes in the configuration files or
MBeans require a reboot of the BAM managed server. For more information
on these properties refer the documentation at http://docs.oracle.com/cd/
E15523_01/integration.1111/e10226/bam_config.htm#CEGHHFDG .
The default host and port number of the Oracle BAM managed server are con-
figured as localhost and 9001 respectively. It is very likely that your envir-
onment may have to point to a different URL of the BAM server. In this case, you
will have to override the following properties in the configuration files mentioned
earlier in this chapter:
The ApplicationURL parameter in BAMCommonConfig.xml should
contain
the
new
URL
of
the
BAM
server
(for
example,
ht-
tp://localhost:9011)
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