Modifying an Event Broker Service Configuration

After you create an Event Broker Service in your service deployment, you can modify its service configuration.

To modify the Event Broker Service configuration, perform the following steps:

Open SAS Management Console and connect to a metadata repository.
In the navigation tree, locate the Event Broker Service that you want to modify.
Right-click the service that you want to modify, and select Properties from the pop-up menu. The object's properties are displayed.
Select the Service Configuration tab and click Configuration. The EventBroker Service Configuration window appears.
On the Defaults tab, enter the Default event name to use for unstructured events.
On the Resources tab, enter the event management and thread pool information for the service.
On the Connections tab, specify an Administrator Port and click Insert to create a new transport, or select a transport and click Edit to edit a transport's properties. For details about creating and editing transports, see the Foundation Services Manager help. When you are finished editing a transport, click OK.
To enable a service for remote access, perform the following steps:
1. On the Connections tab, select the RMI_Transport, and click Edit to edit the RMI transport's properties.
2. On the General tab, to configure a new default event name for RMI transports that overrides the default Event Broker Service event name, enter a Default event name.
3. On the RMI Details tab, select the Enable remote clients to access service capabilities check box and click Service Names to define a new named service. When you are finished creating named services and editing the transport, click OK.
When you are finished creating or editing a transport, click OK to save the Event Broker Service configuration to the metadata repository.

After you edit the Event Broker Service configuration, you can select the Event Broker Service in the navigation tree and create event definitions for the Event Broker Service. The event definitions that you create can then be used to hold process flow definitions that you create.