You open the JMS Resource property sheet by selecting a JDBC data source node under the Registered JMS Resources node or under the Unregistered JMS Resources node in the Explorer's Runtime tab.
A JMS resource has the following properties:
This optional property describes the JMS resource.
This property specifies whether the JMS resource is enabled or disabled.
This property specifies the JNDI name for the JMS resource.
This property specifies any property that the JMS resource uses. To add the properties, click this field and its ellipsis (...) button and add the properties using the Add button.
This property specifies the type of JMS resource. It takes one of the four following values:
The JMS resource is the destination queue, a JMS destination in a point-to-point messaging domain. The extra properties for this resource are:
Property Name | Value |
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imqDestinationName | This property specifies the JMS physical destination. |
The JMS resource is a JMS destination in a publish/subscribe messaging domain.
The JMS resource is a JMS connection factory in a point-to-point messaging domain. The extra properties for this resource are:
Property Name | Value |
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imqBrokerHostName | This property specifies the name of the host where the Sun ONE Message Queue (MQ) broker. is running on. |
imqBrokerHostPort | This property specifies the port number of the host where the broker is running on. |
The JMS resource is a JMS connection factory in a publish/subscribe messaging domain.
See also | |
JMS Resources |