JMSCONNECTOR
This section describes the commands of the JMS Connector Service. They are added to the shell environment by executing the ADD JMSCONNECTOR on the command line.
DEFINE_JMS_LIBRARY
| Syntax |
DEFINE_JMS_LIBRARY <libraryNames> |
| Arguments | |
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<libraryNames> |
The names of one or more libraries that you want to register as JMS libraries Tip
If you want to enter more than one name, separate the names with an interval only. |
| Description |
Registers an archive deployed as a J2EE Engine library and containing JMS library classes as a JMS library. |
DEPLOY_DESTINATION
| Syntax |
DEPLOY_DESTINATION <applicationName> <factoryName> <destinationName> [user] [password] |
| Arguments | |
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<applicationName> |
The name of the application to which the JMS destination is associated. Note
Since you cannot associate a JMS destination to an application that was already deployed, this name is in fact the name of the configuration object where the JMS destination is stored. If an application with this name already exists on the J2EE Engine, the system redeploys it, which causes data loss. |
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<factoryName> |
The name of the used ConnectionFactory Note
If you enter a non-existant ConnectionFactory name, the system creates but does not initialize the JMS destination. If you additionally deploy a ConnectionFactory with the specified name, the system detects it automatically and initializes the JMS destination. |
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<destinationName> |
The name of the JMS destination that you create. |
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[user] |
A valid username for authentication to the JMS Provider |
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[password] |
A valid password that corresponds to the specified username |
| Description |
Creates a JMS destination object with the specified properties and deploys it on the J2EE Engine. |
DEPLOY_JMS_LIBRARY
| Syntax |
DEPLOY_JMS_LIBRARY <libraryName> <jarFiles> |
| Arguments | |
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<libraryName> |
An arbitrary name for the JMS library |
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<jarFiles> |
The paths to one or more archive files that contain the classes of the JMS library |
| Description |
Registers a JMS library on the J2EE Engine. |
DEPLOY_JMS_RESOURCE
| Syntax |
DEPLOY_JMS_RESOURCE <xmlFiles> |
| Arguments | |
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<xmlFiles> |
The paths to one or more XML files describing the resource you want to deploy. Tip
The format of the XML files that describe JMS ConnectionFactory objects is defined by jms-factories.dtd . The format of the XML files that describe JMS Destination objects is defined by jms-destinations.dtd |
| Description |
Deploys a JMS ConnectionFactory and the JMS destination described in the specified XML file(s). |
UNDEFINE_JMS_LIBRARY
| Syntax |
UNDEFINE_JMS_LIBRARY <libraryNames> |
| Arguments | |
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<libraryNames> |
The names of one or more JMS libraries that you want to unregister. |
| Description |
Removes one or more libraries from the list of registered JMS libraries. |
UNDEPLOY_JMS_LIBRARY
| Syntax |
UNDEPLOY_JMS_LIBRARY <libraryNames> |
| Arguments | |
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<libraryNames> |
The names of one or more JMS libraries that you want to remove. |
| Description |
Removes a JMS library previously deployed on J2EE Engine. |
UNDEPLOY_JMS_RESOURCE
| Syntax |
UNDEPLOY_JMS_RESOURCE <applicationNames> |
| Arguments | |
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<applicationNames> |
The names of one or more applications that you want to remove. |
| Description |
Removes the specified applications. If there are JMS resources (ConnectionFactory and Destination) associated to the applications, the command removes them too. |