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Connecting to BPM Process Model Servers
A process model server is an Integration Server that hosts the webMethods Process Engine and executes business processes.
* To connect to source and target BPM (ProcessModel) servers
1. Make sure the Process Audit Log database component is installed and Integration Server is configured to write to it. For instructions, see Installing Software AG Products.
2. In Deployer, go to the Servers > BPM(ProcessModel) page.
3. For every source or target ProcessModel server, click Configure BPM(ProcessModel) Server and complete these fields:
Field
Entry
Name
Name to assign to the server. The name can be up to 32 characters long and cannot contain spaces or the following special characters:
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Host
Host name or IP address of the server.
Port
Port for the server.
User
User name for a user account with Administrator authority that Deployer can use to access the server.
Password
Password that is associated with the user name.
Version
Version of the server. For information about selecting the version, see Connecting to webMethods Servers.
Use SSL
Whether Deployer should use SSL to connect to the server.
4. Click Configure. To test the connection, click .
5. In Designer, a logical-to-physical server mapping is defined for each ProcessModel server. For deployment purposes, you must duplicate the mapping for each process model to deploy on the model's source and target ProcessModel servers. In the Integration Server Administrator for each of the servers, do the following:
a. Define the physical servers in the mapping as remote servers. For instructions, see webMethods Integration Server Administrator’s Guide.
Note: Each Integration Server hosting a process model in a cluster must be configured to use the same alias name and port number as the remote alias defined for the cluster. For more information about deploying to clustered Integration Servers, see Deploying to Clustered Integration Servers.
b. Go to the Packages > Management page and click for the WmDesigner package.
c. Click Add Logical Server and complete these fields:
Field
Entry
Name
Name of a logical server in the mapping for the ProcessModel server. The name can be up to 32 characters long and cannot contain spaces or the following special characters:
$ ~ / \ # & @ ^ ! % * : ; , + = > < ‘ ’ "
Note: In clusters, both the source and target ProcessModel servers must use the same logical server name.
Physical Server
Physical server to which the logical server is mapped. This should be the same value as the remote server alias name you defined in step 5a.
d. Click Add Logical Server.
e. Repeat these steps to duplicate the rest of the mapping.
f. Repeat these steps for every process model you want to deploy.
6. Install the WmDeployerResource package on each ProcessModel server that will run process steps. In Deployer, go to the Servers > IS & TN page; the page lists all ProcessModel servers you defined as remote servers. In the Install column, select the check box next to each ProcessModel server and click Install.
7. If a process model to deploy includes a task, go to the Packages > Management page on the model's source and target ProcessModel servers, click for the WmTaskClient package, and identify the My webMethods Server that hosts the task.

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