JMS Session builder inputs - Portlet Factory v6.1.2

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JMS Session builder inputs

This topic describes the inputs for the JMS Session builder.

Table 1. JMS Session builder inputs
Input name Description
Name Name for this builder call. The WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer displays this name in the builder call list.
JMS Destination Type Messaging model (Queue or Topic) used by the specified JMS Destination.

Queue

Routes messages to a JMS Queue, supporting point-to-point communication.

Topic

Routes messages to a JMS Topic, supporting publish/subscribe communication.

JMS Connection Factory JMS Connection Factory name, as registered in JNDI on the server.
JMS Destination Name JNDI Name of JMS Destination, as defined on the server, for which to create a session.
Remote JNDI Server Options (only apply to JNDI on a remote machine)

JNDI Context Factory Name of the JNDI Context Factory class associated with the remote server.
JNDI URL JNDI URL for a remote JNDI server.
(optional) Principal Username with which to authenticate to the JNDI server with, if required.
Note: Application servers handle this input in different ways. For example, On IBM® WebSphere Application Server the Principal and Credentials inputs you provide in this builder will override the ones provided by the datasource on the application server.
(optional) Credentials Credentials (password) with which to authenticate to the JNDI server with, if required.
Advanced JMS Options

Delivery Mode Default delivery mode for messages associated with this JMS Session.

Persistent

Provides for message recovery in the event that the JMS provider fails.

Non-persistent

Does not provide for any JMS failover functionality.

Message Priority Default message priority for messages associated with this JMS Session.
Message Expiration Default message expiration in milliseconds, where 0 = no expiration, for messages associated with this JMS Session.
Connection Username Username with which to create connection from JMS ConnectionFactory. See JMS API documentation for QueueConnectionFactory and TopicConnectionFactory for more details.
Connection Password Password with which to create connection from JMS ConnectionFactory. See JMS API documentation for QueueConnectionFactory and TopicConnectionFactory for more details.

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Input name	Description
Name	Name for this builder call. The WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer displays this name in the builder call list.
JMS Destination Type	Messaging model (Queue or Topic) used by the specified JMS Destination. Queue Routes messages to a JMS Queue, supporting point-to-point communication. Topic Routes messages to a JMS Topic, supporting publish/subscribe communication.
JMS Connection Factory	JMS Connection Factory name, as registered in JNDI on the server.
JMS Destination Name	JNDI Name of JMS Destination, as defined on the server, for which to create a session.
Remote JNDI Server Options (only apply to JNDI on a remote machine)
JNDI Context Factory	Name of the JNDI Context Factory class associated with the remote server.
JNDI URL	JNDI URL for a remote JNDI server.
(optional) Principal	Username with which to authenticate to the JNDI server with, if required. Note: Application servers handle this input in different ways. For example, On IBM® WebSphere Application Server the Principal and Credentials inputs you provide in this builder will override the ones provided by the datasource on the application server.
(optional) Credentials	Credentials (password) with which to authenticate to the JNDI server with, if required.
Advanced JMS Options
Delivery Mode	Default delivery mode for messages associated with this JMS Session. Persistent Provides for message recovery in the event that the JMS provider fails. Non-persistent Does not provide for any JMS failover functionality.
Message Priority	Default message priority for messages associated with this JMS Session.
Message Expiration	Default message expiration in milliseconds, where 0 = no expiration, for messages associated with this JMS Session.
Connection Username	Username with which to create connection from JMS ConnectionFactory. See JMS API documentation for QueueConnectionFactory and TopicConnectionFactory for more details.
Connection Password	Password with which to create connection from JMS ConnectionFactory. See JMS API documentation for QueueConnectionFactory and TopicConnectionFactory for more details.