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IBM WebSphere MQ, Configuring JMS Endpoints and Handlers
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IBM WebSphere MQ The following property values are required utility values. Property Description -Dqueuename -Dserviceurl -Dusername -Dpassword -Dselector -Dcount Queue JNDI name RMI URL of the application server J2EE user (if the queue is secured) J2EE user password (if the queue is secured) The WHERE clause to process a subset of messages in the queue. The number of messages to be viewed or deleted; an asterisk means all messages (based on selector) Required or Optional Required Required Optional Optional Optional Optional IBM WebSphere MQ You can use IBM WebSphere MQ as a standard for your queuing activities. The integration framework supports WebSphere MQ Version 6. Before you use the WebSphere MQ for any queuing activities, you must familiarize yourself with WebSphere MQ configurations and implementations. Configuring JMS Endpoints and Handlers The framework processing places the outbound publish channel message into the default queue. The integration framework then uses the JMS endpoint and handler to send the message to WebSphere MQ. To accomplish this task you must configure the endpoint JMS handler to point to the WebSphere MQ. This configuration can be done in following ways: 1 Create an WebSphere MQ provider on the WebSphere Application Server and configure an integration endpoint to point to the message queue (MQ) provider by using: T The destination JNDI name (DESTJNDINAME) T The connection factory JNDI name (CONFACTORYJNDINAME) 2 Configure the endpoint to point to the WebSphere MQ by using: T The destination JNDI name (DESTJNDINAME) T The connection factory JNDI name (CONFACTORYJNDINAME) T The provider URL (PROVIDERURL) T The initial context factory (CONTEXTFACTORY) 174 Integration Guide