In this walk-through, I would explain on deploying the TibcoBW to TibcoAdmin.
Here is our tibcobw processes, which receives booking request and does the service booking and then pushes the message to queue, which is eventually picked up and processed by another process.
To create EAR file, click on Tools and Select create Project EAR.
As you see EnterpriseArchive is created, which contains shared archive and process archive. In case, any additional resources are required for deployment those can be added in either resources, files or jars tab.
Process Archive holds the TibcoBW process. This also allows to add both starter and non-starter processes.
Once the relevant files are added. Go to Enterprise Archive and then click on Build Archive. This would generate EAR file.
Lets login to Tibco Admin. To go start>>Tibco>>Tibco Administrator xx >> Tibco Administrator. Provide the username and password; by default its admin and admin.
Using the Left pane, we can manage user, resource and Application and detailed view is seen in the Right pane.
To deploy the application, go to Application Management then click on New Application. Then browse and choose the EAR project file and click ok.
Application Details are shown from the EAR file. Save the page.
Click on Application Name and then navigate to advance tab to change global variables.
Update the gvs as per environments and save the changes.
Click on deploy to deploy the application.
New TibcoDeployment is deployed and running, which is showns under the Application Management.
Select Service Instances from the left pane and then navigate through each tab in the right pane. BW Processes shown the number of times each process ran and time taken by it.
Tracing help us to see the logs that are logged in TibcoBW process.
Go to Configuration of the application and click process archive.ear then navigate to advance tab to set the min and max jobs.
