Asset Type ID | isjmsalias |
Substitution Values | |
General Settings: | |
Connection Client ID clientID | The JMS client identifier associated with the connections established by this JMS connection alias. |
User user | User name required to acquire a connection from the connection factory. |
Password password | Password required to acquire a connection from the connection factory. |
JNDI Connection Protocol Settings: | |
JNDI Provider Alias Name jndi_jndiAlias Name | Alias name of the JNDI provider. |
JNDI Connection Factory Lookup Name jndi_ connection FactoryLookup Name | Lookup name that the connection factory uses to create a connection to the JNDI provider. |
Automatically Create Administered Objects jndi_automaticallyCreateUMAdminObjects | Whether Integration Server creates administered objects in the JNDI namespace and on Universal Messaging if the object is not found when Integration Server looks up the object. This applies only when Universal Messagingis the JMS provider and JNDI provider. True indicates that Integration Server creates a destination or connection factory when a JNDI lookup for the object fails. False indicates that Integration Server does not create missing administered objects. This is the default. |
Native webMethods Connection Protocol Settings: | |
Broker Host nwm_brokerHost | Name (DNSname:port or ipaddress:port) of the machine on which the Broker Server resides. |
Broker Name nwm_brokerName | Name of the Broker as defined on the Broker Server. |
Client Group nwm_client Group | Name of the client group that you want the target Integration Server to use when it acts as a JMS client. |
Broker List nwm_brokerList | Comma delimited list of Broker Servers on which the connection between the target Integration Server (acting as the JMS client) and the webMethods Broker (acting as a JMS provider) can exist. |
Keystore nwm_keystore | The full path to the target Integration Server’s keystore file. |
Truststore nwm_truststore | Full path to target Integration Server client's truststore file. |