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JNDI Replication into a LDAP Server

SwiftMQ's JNDI replication can be used to replicate its JNDI content into a LDAP server. Due to LDAP naming conventions, this requires some special configurations.

Configuration

Create a new JNDI replication either with SwiftMQ Explorer/CLI or directly in the routerconfig.xml.

Example:

    <swiftlet name="sys$jndi">
      <aliases>
        <alias name="testqueue" map-to="testqueue@router1"/>
      </aliases>
      <jndi-replications>
        <jndi-replication name="netscape" enabled="true"
                           keepalive-lookup-name="cn=testtopic" name-prefix="cn=">
          <environment-properties>
            <environment-property name="java.naming.factory.initial"
                                  value="com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory"/>
            <environment-property name="java.naming.provider.url"
                                  value="ldap://localhost:389/o=SwiftMQ"/>
            <environment-property name="java.naming.security.authentication"
                                  value="simple"/>
            <environment-property name="java.naming.security.credentials"
                                  value="secret"/>
            <environment-property name="java.naming.security.principal"
                                  value="cn=Directory Manager"/>
          </environment-properties>
        </jndi-replication>
      </jndi-replications>
      <remote-queues>
        <remote-queue name="testqueue@router2"/>
      </remote-queues>
    </swiftlet>

The above example uses the Nescape Directory Server, connects to localhost at port 389 and uses the root context with name "SwiftMQ".

Important configuration issues:

It is recommended to enable the "jndi" trace space in the Trace Swiftlet during the configuration to see what's going on during the replication.