JMS queue connection factory

The FTM SWIFT enterprise applications use a JMS queue connection factory to create JMS connections to FTM SWIFT queues.

To check the settings in the administrative console, select Resources > JMS > Queue connection factories.

The scope of the queue connection factory can be the server, cluster, or cell, depending on the values specified for DNIvWCLUS, DNIvWSRV, and DNIvWNODE as described in Table 2.

Table 1. JMS queue connection factory settings
Queue connection factory Description Property file settings:
  1. Property file name
  2. Property
  3. Default
Name The display name of the queue connection factory.
  1. DniWasPy.properties
  2. JMS_ConFactory_Name
  3. DNIvINST_was_Connection_Factory where was represents the value of DNIvWSRV or DNIvWCLUS, depending on the scope.
JNDI name The JNDI name of the queue connection factory. If the scope of the QCF is server, this value must be the same for each server of a cluster.
  1. DniWebHomePy.properties
  2. JMS_ConFactory_JNDI
  3. jms/dni/qcf
Table 2. Configuration of the JMS queue connection factory
Connection properties Description Value/Placeholder reference
Queue manager The name of the queue manager. Value of DNIvMQMN
Transport The transport type for the queue manager connections:
CLIENT
For a connection to a remote queue manager.
BINDINGS
For a connection to a local queue manager.
This value must be specified in uppercase.		 Value of DNIvMQTRANS
Hostname The host name of the system on which the queue manager runs. A value is only required if the transport type is CLIENT. Value of DNIvMQHOST
Port The port of the listener of the queue manager. A value is only required if the transport type is CLIENT. Value of DNIvMQPORT
Server connection channel The name of the IBM MQ channel that is used to connect to the queue manager. A value is only required if the transport type is CLIENT. Value of DNIvMQCHL