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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to High Availability
  3. Set Up the High Availability Environment
  4. Set Up a High Availability Cluster on Windows
  5. Steps to Setting Up a High Availability Cluster in Linux
  6. Optional High Availability Configuration
  7. Appendix A: Troubleshooting High Availability
  8. Appendix B: High Availability Log Messages
  9. Appendix C: Port Number Reference
  10. Appendix D: Glossary

High Availability Installation Guide

High Availability Installation Guide

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Step 5. Configure B2B Data Exchange Properties for High Availability

Step 5. Configure B2B Data Exchange Properties for High Availability

Configure
B2B Data Exchange
 properties on both of the cluster nodes.
  1. On both of the cluster nodes, open the
    B2B Data Exchange
     properties configuration file from the following location:
    <
    DX
    InstallationDir>\conf\dx-configuration.properties
  2. Add a comment indicator to the
    dx.jms.multicastAddress
     property.
  3. Remove the comment indicator from the
    dx.AMQ.discovery
     property.
  4. Remove the comment indicator from the
    dx.AMQ.static.discovery.address
     property and replace the syntax example with real values. Each node in the cluster requires two entries.
    For example: 
    dx.AMQ.static.discovery.address=static:(tcp://10.10.10.1:18100,tcp://10.10.10.1:18050,tcp://10.10.10.2:18100,tcp://10.10.10.2:18050)?jms.prefetchPolicy.queuePrefetch=1
  5. In the
    dx.cluster.name
     property, provide the same name for every cluster node.
  6. Save the file on both cluster nodes.
  7. On both of the cluster nodes, perform steps 2 to 6 in the following file: 
    <
    DX
    InstallationDir>\
    DataExchange
    \tomcat\shared\classes\dx-configuration.properties
  8. Ensure that you have load balanced the
    B2B Data Exchange
     servers as relevant to the type of load balancer. Load balance the
    B2B Data Exchange
     URL at port 19553.
  9. In the
    B2B Data Exchange
     Operation Console, from the Navigator, open
    Administration
    System Properties
    .
  10. Change the value of the
    dx.console.url
     property to the load balancer URL, in the following format:
    http://<load_balancer>:<load_balancer_port>/
    dx
    -console
     .
    For example:
    http://host1:80/
    dx
    -console
  11. Change the value of the
    dx.endpoint.jms.provider.url
     property to use failover transport. Each node in the cluster requires one entry.
    For example: 
    failover://(nio://node1:18616,nio://node2:18616)?jms.prefetchPolicy.queuePrefetch=1
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