You can use the file mask (like ‘*.dat’ or ‘<Identifier>*.edi’) .

so that BC picks up only files matching that format.

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rvcache Command
Syntax :
rvcache -store filename
[-http [ip_address:]http_port]
[-https [ip_address:]https_port]
[-http-only]
[-https-only]
[-no-http]
[-idle]
[-sync interval]
[-merge shallow | deep]
[-memory-only]

Purpose
The program rvcache stores data from recent messages, indexed by subject name, and automatically sends the cached data to new listeners.
Remarks
Given a set of one or more subject names, rvcache listens for messages addressed to those subjects. Each time it receives such a message, it stores the message’s data content.
When a client program queries for a cached subject, rvcache sends a reply message with the current cached value.
Browser Administration Interface
To administer or configure rvcache, view http://rvcache_host:http_port with a web browser. When the program starts, it prints the actual HTTP administration port.
State
rvcache can run in either of two states—running or idle.
When running, rvcache listens to subjects, caches message values, and responds to queries.
When idle, rvcache does not operate; however, the browser administration interface is available for configuring parameters.
Initial Subject Configuration
The first time you run rvcache, you must configure its subjects and change its state to running. After that, rvcache reads the subject list from its file.
Storage
rvcache stores the data in process memory and in a disk file. The command line parameter -store specifies the name of the disk file; if the file exists when rvcache starts, then rvcache reads the file to initialize its configuration parameters and to populate its cache in process memory.
The command line parameter -sync specifies the interval at which to synchronize the file-based store with process-based store.
Steps as follows :

EMS 5.x can be configured to use a database to store messages. The following steps have been tested on a Windows host to configure EMS 5.x with a database. For other platforms, the steps will be similar.

Setup Steps:

1. Install EMS 5.x

2. Download and install JDK 1.5 or later

3. Download and install Hibernate from the link provided at the EMS 5.x download on http:
download.tibco.com.

4. Download the corresponding database JDBC drivers. They can be found on the Internet. The corresponding jar files for the JDBC need to be added to dbstore_classpath in EMS main configuration file.

For example:

1). MySQL InnoDB

MySQL Connector:

mysql-connector-java-5.0.6-bin.jar

2). Microsoft SQL Server

Microsoft JDBC Driver for SQL Server:

sqljdbc.jar

3). Oracle 9i and 10g

Oracle JDBC Thin Driver:

ojdbc14.jar or ojdbc5.jar

4). IBM DB2 Server 8.1 and 9.1

DB2 Universal JDBC Driver:

db2jcc.jar and db2jcc_license_cu.jar

5. Modify the sample EMS main configuration file used for database: c:\tibco\ems\5.0\samples\config\tibemsd-db.conf:

Modify the variables: dbstore_classpath, dbstore_driver_name, dbstore_driver_dialect, jar_library to reflect your own settings and database.

Here is an example which uses the Oracle 10g database:

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dbstore_classpath = c:\tibco\components\eclipse\plugins\com.tibco.tpcl.org.hibernate_3.2.5.001\hibe rnate3.jar;c:\tibco\components\eclipse\plugins\com.tibco.tpcl.org.com.mchange.c3 p0_0.9.1.001\c3p0-0.9.1.jar;c:\tibco\EMS\5.0\bin\antlr-2.7.6.jar;c:\tibco\EMS\5. 0\bin\asm-attrs.jar;c:\tibco\EMS\5.0\bin\asm.jar;c:\tibco\EMS\5.0\bin\cglib-2.1. 3.jar;c:\tibco\EMS\5.0\bin\commons-collections-2.1.1.jar;c:\tibco\EMS\5.0\bin\co mmons-logging-1.0.4.jar;c:\tibco\EMS\5.0\bin\dom4j-1.6.1.jar;c:\tibco\EMS\5.0\bi n\ehcache-1.2.3.jar;c:\tibco\EMS\5.0\bin\jta.jar;C:\tibco\EMS\5.0\databaselib\oj dbc14.jar;C:\tibco\EMS\5.0\bin\ojdbc14.jar

dbstore_driver_name = oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver

dbstore_driver_dialect = org.hibernate.dialect.Oracle10gDialect

jre_library = C:\jdk1.5.0_06\jre\bin\server\jvm.dll

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6. Create database users for EMS usage in the database. The users should have permissions to create, alter, delete, update for table, index and sequence.

7. Modify c:\tibco\ems\5.0\samples\config\stores-db.conf to put your own database store information:

Example, in stores-db.conf, defines oracle database information:

$sys.failsafe


dbstore_driver_url=jdbc:oracle:thin:adminfs/admin123@//osrv_1:1521/orclperf

dbstore_driver_username=adminfs

dbstore_driver_password=admin123

8. Modify the file queues.conf or topics.conf to define where the messages will be stored:

Example, in the file queues.conf:

TIBCO.quotes maxbytes=10MB,trace,store=$sys.failsafe

9. Use the schema export tool to export the EMS schema into database:

Example:

java -jar c:\tibco\ems\5.0\bin\tibemsd_util.jar -tibemsdconf c:\tibco\ems\5.0\samples\config\tibemsd-db.conf -createall -export
See the TIBCO Enterprise Message Service User’s Guide, Chapter 5, entitled “Running the EMS Server” for details about the schema export tool.

10. Start the EMS server using c:\tibco\ems\5.0\samples\config\tibemsd-db.conf




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The following procedure explains how to configure the routing daemon between an NT host (JVR) and a Unix host (Cisco CNS PerfE).
We will use the following sample IP addresses:
•JVR host IP address: 128.1.13.105.
•Cisco CNS PerfEhost IP address: 172.1.15.110.
Windows NT Installation
On a Windows NT system, use the following steps:
Step 1 Make sure to uninstall any services registered for TIBCO.
Step 2 Run rvntscfg.exe to uninstall rvd, rva, etc.
Step 3 Install rvrd with the options:
-permanent -store c:\rvrd.db -logfile c:\rvrd.log
Step 4 Start the rvrd service. By default, it will start the service at port 7500 and the http port at 7580.
Step 5 Open the web interface for rvrd:
http://128.107.133.105:7580
Step 6 Add a routing entry as follows:
    a. Click on Routers.
    b. Enter the router name, JVRHOST and click Add.
    c. For the route for JVRHOST, add a local network as follows:
         1. Click on Local Networks and add the network information:
                 Network Name: JVRNetwork
                 Service: 7500
                 Network Specification: 128.107.133.105
          2. Click on Add Local Network. Double-click the newly added local network to specify the subject filtering,
               enter as appropriate or enter “>” to accept every subject,
          3. Click on Add for import and export.
Step 7 For the route for JVRHOST, add PERFEHOST as a neighbor:
    a. Click on Neighbors and add the network information:
                 Neighbor Name: PERFEHOST
                 Host IP Address: 172.29.146.110
                 Remote port: 7510
                 Local Port: 7510
    b. Click Add Active [all].
Alternatively, you can listen for messages from all Cisco CNS PerfEs just by selecting the top option and specifying the local port number as 7510.
This completes the rvrd configuration under Windows NT.

Unix Installation
On a Unix system, use the following steps:
Step 1 Make sure that Cisco CNS PerfE is stopped using stop.sh all.
Step 2 Make sure that all the processes (rvd, rva) are shut down.
Step 3 Make sure that the DAS_HOME environment variable is set:
$> sh
$> . $DAS_HOME/bin/env.sh
$> rvrd -listen tcp:7500 -store $DAS_HOME/config/rvrd.cfg
From the web browser, go to http://172.29.146.110:7580 and administer rvrd on the Cisco CNS PerfE host as follows:
Step 4 Add a routing entry:
          Router name: PERFEHOST
Step 5 For the TIBCO router PERFEHOST, enter the local network as follows:
          Networkname: PERFENetwork
          Service: 7500
          Network Specification: 172.29.146.110
          Specify the subject appropriately or as >.
Step 6 For the route PERFEHOST, add JVRHOST as a neighbor:
    a. Click on Neighbors;
          Neighbor Name: JVRHOST
          Host IP Address: 128.107.133.105
          Remote port: 7510
          Local Port: 7510
    b. Click Add Active [all].
This completes the Unix/PerfE side rvrd configuration.
Now both daemons are configured appropriately to talk to the networks and they establish TCP connections on port 7510.


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Steps as follows :

1) Login to Tibco Administrator.

2) Application Management->Application Name->Configuration->Process archive.par->Monitoring tab->Add Event.

3) Application Management->Application Name->Configuration->Adapter Configuraion.aar->Monitoring tab->Add Event.

4) Resource Management->Machines->Configure Monitoring->Edit->Add Event.

Note : There is option in the add event, if you want to get the alerts multiple occurences, you can choose the  radio button as multiple.


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