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Configuring Session Broker and Client Sessions (ELUG)

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This section describes the various components that you must configure in order to use session broker sessions.


Introduction to Session Broker and Client Session Configuration

This table lists the configurable options for session broker sessions.


Configurable Options for Session Broker Session

Option to Configure Workbench
Java

Removing, renaming, or adding sessions (see #Removing, Renaming, or Adding Sessions)

Supported

Supported

Primary mapping project (see Configuring a Primary Mapping Project)

Supported

Supported

Session login (see Configuring a Session Login)

Supported

Supported

Logging (see Configuring Logging)

Supported

Supported

Multiple mapping projects (see Configuring Multiple Mapping Projects)

Supported

Supported

Performance profiler (see Configuring a Performance Profiler)

Supported

Supported

Exception handler (see Configuring an Exception Handler)

Supported

Supported

Session customizer class (see Configuring a Session Customizer Class)

Supported

Supported

Server platform (see Configuring the Server Platform)

Supported

Supported

Session event listeners (see Configuring Session Event Listeners)

Supported

Supported

Coordinated cache (see Configuring a Coordinated Cache)

Supported

Supported

Integrity checker (see Configuring the Integrity Checker)

Supported

Supported

Named queries (see Configuring Named Queries at the Session Level)

Unsupported

Supported


Removing, Renaming, or Adding Sessions

You can manage the sessions contained by a session broker with the Workbench.


Note: Add only sessions of the same type to any given session broker. Do not mix sessions of different types within a session broker.


How to Use Workbench to Remove, Rename, or Add Sessions

To add sessions to, remove sessions from, or rename sessions in a session broker, use this procedure:

  1. Select a session broker in the Navigator. Its properties appear in the Editor.
  2. Click the General tab. The General tab appears.
  3. Click the Sessions subtab. The Sessions subtab appears.
    General Tab, Sessions Subtab
    General Tab, Sessions Subtab

To manage the sessions in this session broker, choose one of the following:

  • To remove a session, select the session in the Sessions tab's list and click Remove.
  • To rename a session, select the session in the Sessions tab's list and click Rename. The Rename dialog box appears. Enter a new name and click OK.
  • To add a session, click Add Session. The Sessions dialog box appears showing a list of all the sessions currently configured in the session configuration that owns this session broker.
    Sessions Dialog Box
    Sessions Dialog Box

    Check the sessions in the Session dialog that you want to add to the session broker and click OK.



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