You can create a new WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
(WSRR) definition for the Fabric using the WebSphere Process Server administrative
console.
About this task
Each definition holds a set of properties that identify a WSRR instance
and specify how you can access it. To create a new WSRR definition, use the
WebSphere Process Server administrative console to perform the steps in
Creating
a new WSRR definition in the Information Center at
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/dmndhelp/v6r1mx/index.jsp under .
To
configure a WSRR connection
- Log into the WPS admin console on your Foundation Pack server at
http://<server>:<port>/fabric.
- Click on Service Integration > WSRR Definitions.
- Click New.
- Enter WSRR-Server in the WSRR definition name field then
click OK to save changes to the master repository.
- Click Connection properties.
- Under the Related Items section, click JAAS-J2C authentication
data.
- Click New.
- Enter an Alias (such as wsrr61-auth), user id and password to log
into the WSRR server. Click OK to save changes to the master repository.
- Click on Web service in the navigation tree.
- Under the Related Items section, click SSL Configurations.
- Click onNodeDefaultSSLSettings.
- Click Get Certificate Aliases.
- Click on Web Service (you should see WSRR definitions > WSRR-Server
> Web Service in your navigation tree in the main panel).
- In the Registry URL field change "http://localhost:9080" to point
to the server/port where you have WSRR installed
- Click OK to save the changes to the master repository.
- In the Registry URL field, change "http://localhost:9080" to point
to the server/port where you have installed the WSRR. You must change http
to https if you are using SSL and a secure port.
- Select the authentication alias you created above (wsrr61-auth).
- Select NodeDefaultSSLSettings as the SSL configuration,
then click OK to save the changes to the master repository.
- Stop and Start the server you just changed.