Universal Messaging 10.7 | Administration Guide | Universal Messaging Enterprise Manager | Integration with JNDI | Creating Connection Factories
 
Creating Connection Factories
 
The URL Syntax of a Horizontal Scalability Connection Factory
You can create the following types of connection factories in the JNDI namespace of a realm in the Enterprise Manager:
*Connection factory - connects to both topics and queues
*Topic connection factory - connects to topics
*Queue connection factory - connects to queues
*XA connection factory
*To create any type of connection factory in the Enterprise Manager
1. Select a realm and go to the JNDI tab.
2. Right-click the relevant connection factory node, and then select the context menu to create a new connection factory.
3. In the Add JNDI Connection Factory dialog box, specify values for the following fields:
Field
Description
Name
Required. The name of the new connection factory, for example connectionFactory1.
Connection URL (RNAME)
Required. The Universal Messaging realm URL for binding the connection factory, for example nsp://localhost:9000. You can specify a cluster of realms by typing a comma-separated list of connection URLs, for example nsp://localhost:9000,nsp://localhost:9010.
To use a horizontal scalability connection factory for round-robin message delivery, you can specify several connection URLs, where each connection URL can point to a standalone realm or a cluster. For information about the URL syntax, see The URL Syntax of a Horizontal Scalability Connection Factory.
Note:
Round-robin delivery is not supported for XA connection factories.
Durable Type
Supported only for the connection factory and topic connection factory types. The durable type for durable consumers. Values are:
*Named - Only one active consumer can exist at a time.
*Shared - Multiple durable consumers can connect to the same durable subscription and can consume messages in a round-robin manner.
*Serial - Multiple durable consumers can connect to the same durable subscription and can consume messages in a serial manner.
4. Click OK.