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Delete JCA activation specifications
The system builds JCA application specifications when installing an application that contains services. There are occasions when you must delete these specifications before reinstalling the application.
If you are deleting the specification because of a failed application installation, make sure the module in the Javaâ„¢ Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) name matches the name of the module that failed to install. The second part of the JNDI name is the name of the module that implemented the destination.
For example in sca/SimpleBOCrsmA/ActivationSpec, SimpleBOCrsmA is the module name.
When security and role-based authorization are enabled, you must be logged in as administrator or configurator to perform this task.
Delete JCA activation specifications when you inadvertently saved a configuration after installing an application that contains services and do not require the specifications.
Procedure
- Locate the activation specification to delete.
The specifications are contained in the resource adapter panel. Navigate to this panel by clicking Resources > Resource adapters.
- Locate the Platform Messaging Component SPI Resource Adapter.
To locate this adapter, you must be at the node scope for a standalone server or at the server scope in a deployment environment.
- Display the JCA activation specifications associated with the Platform Messaging Component SPI Resource Adapter.
Click the resource adapter name and the next panel displays the associated specifications.
- Delete all of the specifications with a JNDI Name that matches the module name that you are deleting.
- Click the check box next to the appropriate specifications.
- Click Delete.
Results
The system removes selected specifications from the display.
What to do next
Save the changes.
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