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The JMS service (JMS) enables interaction
with Java Messaging System (JMS) providers that implement both point-to-point
messaging and publish/subscribe messaging.
Configure the JMS service with default properties so that the
service operations can connect and interact with a JMS provider
and an associated JNDI service. The values of the service properties
are set to default values based on the JBoss Application Server.
Change these values if you are using a different application server to
host LiveCycle.
For details on the JMS service, see Services Reference.
The following settings are available for the JMS service.
- Provider URL:
- The URL of the JNDI service provider. The default value is
based on the JBoss Application Server. The following URL are default
values for the application servers that LiveCycle supports:
- JBoss:
- <server name>:1099
- WebLogic:
- <server name>:7001
- WebSphere:
- <server name>:2809
- JNDI Username:
- The user name of the account to use for authenticating with the
JNDI service provider that is used for looking up queue and topic
names. The default value is guest.
- JNDI Password:
- The password that is associated with the user name specified for
JNDI Username. The default value is guest.
- Initial Context Factory:
- The Java class to use as the initial context factory. The JMS
service uses this class to create an initial context, which is the
starting point for resolving names of topics and queues. The default
value is the initial context factory for the JMS service on JBoss.
The following classes are the initial context factories for the
application servers that LiveCycle supports:
- JBoss:
- org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory
- WebLogic:
- weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
- WebSphere:
- com.ibm.websphere.naming.WsnInitialContextFactory
- Connection Username:
- The password that is associated with the user name specified
for Connection Username. The default value is guest.
- Connection Password:
- The password that is associated with the user name specified
for Connection Username. The default value is guest.
- Other Properties:
- Property name and value pairs that you can pass to the JNDI service
provider. These properties depend on the implementation and configuration
of the provider that you are using.
The property name and
value pairs are separated by semi-colons (;). For example, the following
text shows the value that would be specified for two properties named
name1 and name2, with values value1 and value2, respectively:
name1=value1;name2=value2
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