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Managing Composite Cluster Connection Factories
 
Viewing Detailed Information About Composite Cluster Connection Factories
Adding Composite Cluster Connection Factories
Modifying Composite Cluster Connection Factories
Deleting Composite Cluster Connection Factories
This section describes how to manage composite cluster connection factories.
*To view a list of composite cluster connection factories
1. In My webMethods: Messaging > Naming Directories > Connection Factories.
2. In the Search tab, select a JNDI provider from the Provider Name list.
3. Select a connection factory category by clicking one of the following Type selections on the Search tab (you can also select All to list connection factories of all types):
*ConnectionFactory. A generic connection factory object, which can be used as either a QueueConnectionFactory or TopicConnectionFactory at run time.
*QueueConnectionFactory. Used to make connections in a point-to-point application.
*TopicConnectionFactory. Used to make connections in a publish-subscribe application.
*XAConnectionFactory. A generic connection factory object, where the object can be used in a transactional context as either an XAQueueConnectionFactory or XATopicConnectionFactory at run time.
*XAQueueConnectionFactory. Used to make connections in a point-to-point application, where the object will be used in a transactional context.
*XATopicConnectionFactory. Used to make connections in a publish-subscribe application, where the object will be used in a transactional context.
Note:
You can only use XA connection factories with JMS applications running on application servers.
Note:
The connection factories list displays all connection factories, cluster connection factories, and composite cluster connection factories together. A Yes flag in the Composite Cluster column indicates that the corresponding connection factory is a composite cluster connection factory.