Identifying Enterprise Systems for Viewing and Monitoring

On systems with the Enterprise Message Bank, Enterprise Message Viewer, or Enterprise Monitor, you should identify the productions that you are monitoring or whose messages you are viewing. These productions are called Enterprise Systems. When you identify a production you specify its system address and the credentials needed to access it. To use the Enterprise Message Viewer or Enterprise Monitor for a production you must identify the production in the Enterprise System list. Although the Enterprise Message Bank can receive messages without having the sending production listed as an enterprise system, it cannot resend messages without access to the credentials. Although you can monitor messages on the Message Bank without configuring the enterprise systems, you should configure an enterprise system for every production sending messages to the Message Bank.

To enable access to the productions, do the following in the Management Portal on the Message Bank Server or on the system with the Enterprise Message Viewer:

1. Create Ensemble credentials that have a Caché username and password for a user that has sufficient privileges to access the production.

   For information, see “Defining Credentials.”

2. If needed, create an SSL configuration to connect to this client production.

   For information, see “Using SSL/TLS with Caché” in the Caché Security Administration Guide.

3. Navigate to the Enterprise Systems page (select Ensemble > Configure > Enterprise Systems from the Home page). Ensemble then displays the list of systems that are currently defined.

   

4. Click the New Connection

   The page then displays an editing area.

5. Enter the following information:

   • Name — A convenient short name for this client production. You must specify a value if you want to resend messages to this production.

   • Web IP Address — The server IP address and the web server port used by Ensemble on this server (separated by a colon). For example: enserver1:57772

   • Namespace — Namespace in which the client production is running.

   • Queue Threshold—The threshold for queues for the Enterprise Monitor.

   • Service Web Application Path — The URL path to the client’s web application for the service %CSP.Monitor.Server. The URL path must end with / and should not include http(s)://. Leave blank to use the default /csp/namespace/. For HealthShare, an example could be /csp/healthshare/namespace/services/.

   • SOAP Credentials — Credentials to use for accessing the system. Select the Ensemble credentials created in step 1.

   • SSL Configuration — SSL configuration to use for viewing messages with the Enterprise Message Viewer or for resending messages from the Enterprise Message Bank.

6. Click Save.

7. To edit or delete an existing entry, select “edit” or “delete”.

Note that if you are using the Enterprise Message Bank, when the bank receives a message from a new namespace, it creates an entry for that system. You can edit this entry to add a name, the SOAP credentials, and the SSL configuration so that you can resend messages to this system.