List of Examples

• 1-1 Sample Oracle CEP Server config.xml File
• 6-1 myServer1 config.xml File
• 6-2 myServer2 config.xml File
• 6-3 Server Configuration File config.xml for myServer1
• 6-4 Server Configuration File config.xml for myServer2
• 6-5 Server Configuration File config.xml for myServer3
• 6-6 The cluster Element security Child Element
• 6-7 The security-config.xml File encryption-service Element
• 7-1 myServer1 config.xml File
• 7-2 myServer2 config.xml File
• 7-3 Server Configuration File config.xml for myServer1
• 7-4 Server Configuration File config.xml for myServer2
• 7-5 Server Configuration File config.xml for myServer3
• 7-6 The cluster Element security Child Element
• 7-7 The security-config.xml File encryption-service Element
• 9-1 Oracle CEP netio Element With provider-type Defined
• 9-2 Oracle CEP netio Element
• 9-3 Oracle CEP netio Element With name Element
• 9-4 Oracle CEP netio Element With port Element
• 9-5 Oracle CEP netio Element With port Element
• 9-6 Oracle CEP netio-client Element
• 9-7 Oracle CEP netio-client Element With name Element
• 9-8 Oracle CEP netio-client Element With port Element
• 10-1 LDAP/DBMS Properties File
• 10-2 DBMS Property File
• 10-3 Default password-validator Element in the security.xml File
• 10-4 Default ssl Element
• 10-5 Default netio Element
• 10-6 Default jetty Element
• 10-7 Default ssl Element
• 10-8 Editing java.security to Add jsafejcefips JAR as a JCE Provider
• 10-9 Making JsafeJCE the Default Provider
• 10-10 Editing server.config to Enable Fips
• 10-11 Typical config.xml File With Both HTTP and HTTPS Access
• 10-12 Typical config.xml File With HTTP Access Removed
• 10-13 Oracle CEP config.xml File data-source Element After Encryption
• 10-14 Oracle CEP config.xml File data-source Element After Encryption
• 10-15 Default sec:auditor Element
• 11-1 Example Jetty Configuration
• 12-1 JMX Configuration
• 12-2 Establishing a Connection to the Oracle CEP JMX Server
• 12-3 Establishing a Connection to the Oracle CEP JMX Server
• 12-4 Querying MBeans
• 12-5 Acquiring an Instance of a MonitorRuntimeMBean
• 12-6 Acquiring an Instance of ProbeRuntimeMBean
• 12-7 Unregistering the MBean
• 13-1 Custom Data Source Configuration in Oracle CEP Server config.xml
• 13-2 bundler.sh Command Line Options
• 13-3 Using the Bundler Utility
• 13-4 Bundle JAR Contents
• 13-5 Service Registration Log Messages
• 13-6 driver-params Child Element
• 13-7 MyActivator Class Implementation
• 13-8 Un-JAR the Database Driver
• 13-9 Adding Export-Package to the Manifest Editor
• 13-10 Adding a Bundle-Activator Element to the Manifest Editor
• 13-11 Adding a DynamicImport-Package Element to the Manifest Editor
• 13-12 driver-params Child Element
• 15-1 Oracle CEP Server config.xml File With Logging Configuration
• 15-2 entry Child Element of the logger-severity-properties Element
• 15-3 Example log4j.properties File
• 15-4 Commons Code Example
• 15-5 Creating a debug-properties Element for the Debug Flag
• 15-6 Enabling Debug Logging