Managing JMS Connection Factory References 

Procedure

To view and manage the Java Message Service (JMS) connection factory references of your application, proceed as follows:

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       1.      Open System Management → Configuration.

       2.      From the Detailed Navigation list on the left-hand side, choose Application Resources.

The Application Resources page is displayed.

¡        From the Show dropdown list, choose JMS Connection Factory References.

Create a new JMS connection factory reference

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       1.      Choose the Create button.

       2.      In the Create Resource dialog that appears, choose the Resource Type – JMS Connection Factory Reference.

       3.      Specify the JMS connection factory reference name in Resource Name.

       4.      Choose the System in which you want to create the new connection factory.

       5.      Specify the name of the application to which the reference will be created.

       6.      Choose OK.

       7.      On the General tab page, specify the provider type. Choose JNDI Based provider type.

       8.      Specify the library that is required to obtain a connection factory instance. You need a JMS library when you use an external JMS provider.

       9.      Enter a client identifier (client ID) in the Client ID field. It is also assigned to the connection that is created with this connection factory.

The Client ID is not a required field. If you leave it empty, it defaults to the client ID of the connection factory from the JMS provider.

   10.      Enter a user name and password for authentication to the JMS provider. The user and password must be of an existing user.

   11.      Choose the Provider tab. Enter a string that denotes a reference to the connection factory object in the naming tree of the JMS provider.

   12.      Enter provider URL in <host>[:<port>] format in the Provider URL field. Default value is localhost.

   13.      Enter the implementation of javax.naming.spi.InitialContextFactory that your client uses to obtain an initial naming context in the Initial Context Factory field.

   14.      Enter the name of the entity (user) that is authenticated when the connection to the JMS provider is established in the Security Principal field.

   15.      Enter the credentials (typically a password) that authenticate the security principal to the JMS provider in the Security Credentials field.

   16.      You can add an unlimited number of aliases using the Aliases tab. These aliases are alternative names of the connection factory. They enable the factory to be used by multiple clients and prevent you from having to create many equal connection factories only with different names.

   17.      You can add more properties using the Additionals tab. Choose Add and enter the name and the value of the additional parameter(s) in the Property and Value fields respectively.

Delete a JMS Connection Factory Reference

Select the JMS connector factory reference from the Application Resources list and choose Delete.

 

See also:

Managing JMS Related Application Resources