Create Connection Factories
Creates a JNDI connection factory for a Universal Messaging server instance. You can create the following types of connection factory:
Connection factory
Topic connection factory
Queue connection factory
XA connection factory
Syntax
sagcc create configuration data nodeAlias Universal-Messaging-instanceName
UM-JNDI-CF {--input|-i} file.xml
Arguments and Options
nodeAlias
Required. The alias name of the installation in which the Universal Messaging server instance is installed.
Universal-Messaging-instanceName
Required. The ID of the Universal Messaging server instance for which you want to create a JNDI connection factory.
UM-JNDI-CF
Required. The ID of the configuration type of which you want to create an instance.
--input|-i file.xml
Required. The absolute path to the XML file that contains configuration information about the connection factory.
Usage Notes
The input XML file must contain configuration parameters in the following format:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<connectionFactory>
<name>connection_factory_name</name>
<type>connection_factory_type</type>
<url>connection_factory_binding_url</url>
<durableType>type_of_durable</durableType>
</connectionFactory>
The name, type, and url parameters are required. The durableType parameter is optional.
Creating a JNDI connection factory and JNDI destination with the same name is not allowed for a
Universal Messaging server instance.
Examples
To create a connection factory for the server instance with ID "Universal-Messaging-umserver" that is installed in the installation with alias name "sag01", using the "connection_factory.xml" file:
sagcc create configuration data sag01 Universal-Messaging-umserver
UM-JNDI-CF -i C:\jndi\connecton_factory.xml
The XML file contains the following parameters:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<connectionFactory>
<name>connectionFactory1</name>
<type>ConnectionFactory</type>
<url>nhp://124.597.890:9100</url>
<durableType>Shared</durableType>
</connectionFactory>