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17 Managing JMS
17-12 Administration Guide
For instructions on creating and configuring a JMS template, see “JMS Templates” in
the Administration Console Online Help.
Configuring Destination Keys
Use destination keys to define the sort order for a specific destination.
To create a destination key, use the Destination Keys node in the Administration
Console and define the following configuration attributes:
n Name of the destination key
n Property name on which to sort
n Expected key type
n Direction in which to sort (ascending or descending)
For instructions on creating and configuring a destination key, see “JMS Destination
Keys” in the Administration Console Online Help.
Configuring Stores
The persistent store consists of a file or database that is used for persistent messaging.
To create a file or database store, use the Stores node in the Administration Console
and define the following configuration attributes:
n Name of the JMS persistent store.
n For a JMS file store—provide the path to the location where the messages will
be saved.
n For a JMS JDBC database store—provide the JDBC connection pool and
database table name prefix for use with multiple instances.
Note: JMS stores have unique naming restrictions within a domain. For more
information, see “JMS Configuration Naming Rules” on page 17-3.