The Enterprise Console Feature Option 1 contains a set of components
that enable the Enterprise Console server to receive events through Web
Services invocations and also to receive events from applications using
the Common Event Infrastructure component in the WebSphere Application
Server product.
- Enterprise
Console Web Services Adapter
- The Web Services Adapter is a standalone application that can
receive events through Web Services invocations and forward these
events to an Enterprise Console event server. The adapter can be
installed on the machine hosting the Enterprise Console server or on a
different machine if there are not enough resources to run both the
adapter and the server on the same machine. The adapter is supported
only on the same operating systems supported by the Enterprise
Console 3.9 event server with Fix Pack 4, or later.
- Common Event
Infrastructure Web Services Receiver
- The Common Event Infrastructure Web Services Receiver is a
component that can be installed on WebSphere Application Server
instances (individual servers or clusters) , thus enabling the Common
Event Infrastructure to receive events through Web Services
invocations. The receiver must be installed on WebSphere Application
Server instances that already contain the Common Event Infrastructure
Event Server.
- EIF
WebSphere JMS Provider
- EIF is the event transmission protocol used between Enterprise
Console adapters and the Enterprise Console Server. The EIF WebSphere
JMS Provider can be installed on instances of the WebSphere Application
Server to enable other WebSphere-based applications to send events
directly to an Enterprise Console server. This component requires the
presence of the the Common Event Infrastructure in the target WebSphere
Application Server instances.
- EIF Event Definition to
BAROC converter
- The EIF WebSphere JMS Provider forwards events from the Common
Event Infrastructure server to an Enterprise Console server. This
converter can transform event definitions in the Common Event
Infrastructure format to Enterprise Console event class definition
files using the BAROC file format, which can then be imported into an
Enterprise Console rule base.