Property used to prefix names with the specified string value when accessing the JNDI provider.

This property is especially useful for LDAP servers that require names to have a particular component identifier; for LDAP, the value would typically be "cn=".

Property used to specify an initial directory context rather than an initial context.

JMSAdmin uses a directory context for JNDI providers where the provider URL starts with LDAP. If this is not the case, but the provider requires an initial directory context, specify this property with a value of true.

JNDI property used to locate the initial context.

JNDI property used to locate the JNDI provider.

JNDI property used to identify the user to JNDI (if required).

JNDI property used to present the password for the JNDI user (if required).

JMS Naming Service Provider property required for write access to JMS Naming contexts (not required for other JNDI providers).

If write access is required, this property should be set to admin. Setting the property to the name of another client group will allow you to read but not modify JMS Naming objects.

JMS Naming Service Provider property used to pass in the SSL keystore filename. (Used only with SSL connections to the Broker.)

JMS Naming Service Provider property used to pass in the SSL keystore’s file type. If you must specify, set the value to PKCS12.

JMS Naming Service Provider property used to pass in the SSL truststore that contains the trusted root certificates.

JMS Naming Service Provider property used to pass in the SSL truststore’s file type. If you must specify, set the value to JKS.

JMS Naming Service Provider property used to turn SSL encryption on or off. (Used only with SSL connections to the Broker.)