Managing JMS Connection Factories

Use

The default bound JMS connection factories are:

jmsfactory/default/TopicConnectionFactory
jmsfactory/default/QueueConnectionFactory

We recommend that you use these two factories.

When you update a factory using the Visual Administrator tool you have to authenticate to the J2EE Engine to be able to use the connection factory.

Procedure

Open the JMS Provider service and choose the Start of the navigation path Runtime Next navigation step Connection Factories End of the navigation path tab. Select the instance you want to manage.

If You Want To	Then
Create a new connection factory	Select an instance to configure. Specify the name of the new connection factory in JNDI Name. The name cannot be more than 100 characters. Also The following names are forbidden: browsers connections sessions destinations consumers producers Select the type of the connection factory from Factory Type. Specify a user name that will be used later to manage the connection factory. Specify a password for this user. Choose Create.
Update a connection factory	Select the factory name from the upper side list of connection factories. Update the factory settings and choose Update.

If You Want To

Then

Create a new connection factory

Select an instance to configure.
Specify the name of the new connection factory in JNDI Name.

The name cannot be more than 100 characters. Also The following names are forbidden:
- browsers
- connections
- sessions
- destinations
- consumers
- producers
Select the type of the connection factory from Factory Type.
Specify a user name that will be used later to manage the connection factory. Specify a password for this user.
Choose Create.

Update a connection factory

Select the factory name from the upper side list of connection factories.
Update the factory settings and choose Update.