Editing the JMS Connectivity Properties of an EAR

See the JMS Connector Service in the Administration Manual to get a better idea of the JMS connectivity.

1. Click on the JMS Connectivitytab.
2. Manage the factories and destinations properties.
3. Save your changes.

Managing the Factories Properties

1. Select the Factories tab.
2. Select the General sub tab.
3. In the Provider Type field, select what type of provider you will use. The information you have to fill in the rest of the fields depends on the provider type.
   1. If you select the JNDI Based option, see Creating a JMS ConnectionFactory using JNDI-Based Provider in the Administration Manual to see how you complete the rest of the fields of the General tab and the fields of the Provider tab.
   2. If you select the Object Factoryoption, see Creating a JMS ConnectionFactory using Non-JNDI Provider in the Administration Manual to see how you complete the rest of the fields of the General tab and the fields of the Provider tab.
4. For the Provider subtab, see the point for the Provider Typefield.
5. Select the Additional subtab. You can manage the JMS connection number from here:
   1. Specify the type of the JMS Connection Factory. It can be:
      • Pooled
      • Shared
      • None
   2. Set a value in the Expire Timeout field to specify how long the system will accept connections to the driver.
   3. Set a value in the Min Connectionsfield to specify the minimum number of connections that can be established to the driver.
   4. Set a value in the Max Connectionsfield to specify the maximum number of connections that can be established to the driver.
   5. Set a value in the Time To Wait field to define the maximum time that the system will wait to create a connection.

Managing the Destination Properties

To find out how to manage the destination properties, see Creating a JMS Destination in the Administration Manual.