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Configuring Reports Server with the Oracle Process Manager and Notification Server and Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g
Directory, and OracleAS Single Sign-On). For external resources, an external program
performs the check on the resource. Internal dependencies are OPMN-managed
processes, which may include processes managed by a remote OPMN instance.
Internal dependencies are indicated in the list by the managed-process tag.
OPMN maintains a cache of dependency states that contains the last known state of
each dependency and the time it was last checked. A single cache entry exists for each
dependency with identical attributes, even if that dependency is specified in multiple
locations (i.e., for different process sets). A cache timeout parameter for each
dependency allows users to specify how long to use its state in the cache. Likewise, a
general timeout parameter for each dependency determines how long OPMN should
wait for a status update before aborting the dependency check and the process start.
Dependencies are checked in the order in which you declare them. The traversal of this
list of dependencies concludes either when the full sequence of checks completes
successfully (the resource is available) or when one of the checks fails (the resource is
not available or the check timed out).
The following example tags illustrate a typical list of dependencies for Reports Server:
The OID tag indicates that Reports Server uses the default Oracle Internet Directory
instance for this Oracle Application Server installation.
The database tag points to the OracleAS Portal instance used by Reports Server.
The first managed-process tag specifies the Oracle Application Server Containers
for J2EE instance used by Reports Server. The second managed-process tag
indicates the Oracle HTTP Server instance.
See Also: For more information about opmn.xml and its
contents:
■ Oracle Application Server 10g Administrator’s Guide
3.6.1.3 In-Process Reports Server Specification
In the case of the in-process Reports Server, the Reports Server is running inside the
OC4J component. If you are using the in-process Reports Server, then, within the OC4J
component, you must specify the Reports Server data. For example:
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