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Managing and configuring the JSS Figure 6.2 JSS Management with Two Web Containers and a Centralized Backend Datastore Managing and configuring the JSS The JSS configuration is defined through its properties. BES supports two types of configurations; the default is to use a JDatastore, but BES supports any JDBC datasource. ■ ■ If JSS is configured to use a JDataStore file, the database tables are automatically created by JSS. If JSS is configured to use a JDBC datasource, three database tables needs to be pre-created in the backend database by your system administrator using the following SQL statements: CREATE TABLE "JSS_KEYS" ("STORAGE_NAME" STRING PRIMARY KEY, "KEY_BASE" BIGINT); CREATE TABLE "JSS_WEB" ("KEY" STRING PRIMARY KEY, "VALUE" BINARY, "EXPIRATION" BIGINT); CREATE TABLE "JSS_EJB" ("KEY" STRING PRIMARY KEY, "VALUE" BINARY, "EXPIRATION" BIGINT); The JSS can run as part of the Partition side-by-side with other Partition services. Chapter 6: Java Session Service (JSS) configuration 59
Managing and configuring the JSS Configuring the JSS Partition service As a “Partition service”, JSS configuration information is located in each Partition's data directory in the partition.xml file. By default, this file is located in the following directory: /var/domains/base/configurations//mos/ /adm/properties. For example, for a Partition named “MyPartition”, by default the JSS configuration information is located in: /var/domains/base/configurations//mos/ mypartition/adm/properties/partition.xml For more information, go to Chapter 30, “Partition XML reference.” Otherwise, for the location of a Partition data directory, go to the configuration.xml file located in: /var/domains/base/configurations// and search for the Partition Managed Object directory attribute:
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