Editing a JMS Connection Alias
After you create a JMS connection alias, you might need to modify properties of the alias you created or a default alias. For example, you might want to reduce the amount of memory that the client side queue can occupy by decreasing the maximum number of messages that can be placed in the client side queue. You can edit any properties of a JMS connection alias with the exception of the alias name.
Keep the following information in mind when editing a JMS connection alias:
You must disable a JMS connection alias before you can edit it.
Because
Integration Server uses the connection client ID as the first part of the durable subscriber name, changing the connection client ID results in the creation of durable subscribers for triggers that use the alias. The durable subscribers that use the old connection client ID as part of the name are not automatically removed from
Universal Messaging. Old durable subscribers might contain messages and continue to receive messages.
To edit a JMS connection alias
1. Open Integration Server Administrator if it is not already open.
2. In the Settings menu of the Navigation panel, click Messaging.
3. Under JMS Configuration, click JMS Settings.
4. In the JMS Connection Alias Definitions list, select the JMS connection alias that you want to edit. Integration Server Administrator displays details about the connection alias.
5. Click Edit JMS Connection Alias.
6. Edit the properties of the connection alias. For more information about the fields, see
Creating a JNDI Provider Alias. Note that the Connection Alias Name field cannot be modified. 7. Click Save Changes.