openlink-request-broker-configurator

To configure ODBC agent rules, use the ODBC Agent Wizard to auto-create agent sections for discovered DSNs and generate mapping rules. You can apply these configurations through the www_sv HTTP Admin Assistant in Mode C or by directly editing the rule book file in Mode A.

Mode C uses the www_sv HTTP Admin Assistant for guided broker configuration, while Mode A involves direct rule book file editing. Both modes support agent section creation, mapping rule management, and broker reinitialization for routing database connections.

To map JDBC drivers, use the JDBC Agent Wizard to auto-create agent sections based on discovered drivers and register environment variables like CLASSPATH. This process configures the mapping logic required to correctly route JDBC database connections.

Yes, the ODBC Agent Wizard discovers DSNs on the host and automatically creates corresponding agent sections and mapping rules within the rule book. This automates the configuration of database connection routing without manual file editing.

To safely reinitialize the broker after editing mapping rules or environment sections, use the broker operations feature to restart the service. This applies your rule book changes and ensures database connections route through the updated configuration.

For JDBC agent configuration, you must edit environment sections to register the CLASSPATH and other required variables. This ensures the JDBC drivers are correctly loaded when the broker routes database connections.