Connect
Establishes a connection to a Broker.
Syntax
{ connect | conn } [ to ] [ broker broker-name ]
[ server server[:port] ]
The command syntax has these parts:
Part | Description |
broker | Optional. The name of the Broker on the Broker Server. If you omit this parameter, JMSAdmin will connect to the default broker. |
server | Optional.The name of the Broker Server. If you omit this parameter, JMSAdmin will connect to localhost. |
port | Optional. The port number for the default Broker Server. The default port number is 6849. |
Remarks
The following JMSAdmin commands require a Broker connection:
create group | delete queue |
create durable subscriber | delete topic |
create queue | deny |
create topic | display |
delete durable subscriber | initialize broker |
delete group | permit |
You can only use one JMSAdmin to Broker connection at a time. Creating a new connection terminates an existing one.
To use a basic authenticated connection, you must set the following system variables using the set command or with the proper command-line arguments at JMSAdmin startup:
To use an SSL connection, you must set the following system variables using the set command or with the proper command-line arguments at JMSAdmin startup:
$sslKeystore | $sslEncrypted |
$sslDN | $sslPassword |
For more information, see
System Variables.
Examples
Connect to the following Brokers:
The default Broker on localhost.
\> connect
Broker "JMS Test" on localhost.
\> connect to broker "JMS Test"
The default Broker on the testserver host system using port 7849.
\> connect server testserver:7849
Broker "JMS Test" on the default port (6849) of the testserver host system.
\> connect broker "JMS Test" server testserver
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