Installation

The installation takes place via 'hot deployment'. See the documentation of the Deploy Swiftlet for further information.

The Swiftlet uses the client classes of the foreign JMS server(s). These classes need to be deployed into the same directory where you put the classes of this Swiftlet for hot deployment. During hot deployment, these classes are detected and available. Don't put these classes into the classpath of the router!

Configuration

The configuration of the JMS Bridge Extension Swiftlet is defined within the element

      <swiftlet name="xt$bridge" .../>

of the router's configuration file. One can use the SwiftMQ Exlorer or CLI for configuration as well. They both save into that file.

Attributes of Element "swiftlet"

Definition

Attribute	Type	Mandatory	Description
collect-interval	java.lang.Long	No	Collect Interval (ms) for the Usage Section

Values

Attribute	Values
collect-interval	Default: 10000

Element List "servers", Parent Element: "swiftlet"

Server Definitions. This element list contains zero or more "server" elements with this template definition:

Definition

Attribute	Type	Mandatory	Description
name	java.lang.String	Yes	Name of this Server
enabled	java.lang.Boolean	No	Enables/Disables this Server
clientid	java.lang.String	No	Client Id for durable Subscribers
username	java.lang.String	No	Username
password	java.lang.String	No	Password
retryinterval	java.lang.Long	No	Retry Interval (ms) for Re-Connect

Values

Attribute	Values
enabled	Default: false
clientid
username
password
retryinterval	Default: 60000

Element "objectfactory", Parent Element: "server"

Object Factory Definition.

Definition

Attribute	Type	Mandatory	Description
class	java.lang.String	Yes	Object Factory Class

Values

Attribute	Values
class	Default: com.swiftmq.extension.bridge.JNDIObjectFactory

Element List "properties", Parent Element: "objectfactory"

Object Factory Properties. This element list contains zero or more "property" elements with this template definition:

Definition

Attribute	Type	Mandatory	Description
name	java.lang.String	Yes	Name of this Object Factory Property
value	java.lang.String	Yes	Property Value

Values

Attribute	Values
value

Element List "bridgings", Parent Element: "server"

JMS Bridging Definitions. This element list contains zero or more "bridging" elements with this template definition:

Definition

Attribute	Type	Mandatory	Description
name	java.lang.String	Yes	Name of this JMS Bridging
direction	java.lang.String	Yes	Bridging Direction
localname	java.lang.String	Yes	Name of the local Destination
localtype	java.lang.String	Yes	Type of the local Destination
remotefactoryname	java.lang.String	Yes	Name of the remote Queue/TopicConnectionFactory
remotename	java.lang.String	Yes	Name of the remote Destination
remotetype	java.lang.String	Yes	Type of the remote Destination
durablename	java.lang.String	No	Name of the durable Subscriber
transferpersistence	java.lang.String	Yes	Persistence Mode for Message Transfer

Values

Attribute	Values
direction	Choice: local_to_remote remote_to_local Default: local_to_remote
localname
localtype	Choice: queue topic Default: queue
remotefactoryname
remotename
remotetype	Choice: queue topic
durablename
transferpersistence	Choice: persistent nonpersistent as_source Default: as_source

CLI Commands During Deployment

This Swiftlet performs the following CLI commands during deployment:

      cc /sys$threadpool/pools
      new bridge.server
      cc /sys$threadpool/pools/bridge.server/threads
      new extension.xt$bridge.server.mgr
      cc /sys$threadpool/pools
      new bridge.source
      cc /sys$threadpool/pools/bridge.source/threads
      new extension.xt$bridge.source.queue
      new extension.xt$bridge.source.topic

CLI Commands During Undeployment

This Swiftlet performs the following CLI commands during undeployment:

      cc /sys$threadpool/pools
      delete bridge.server
      delete bridge.source

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