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Messaging Bridge Configuration Tasks
Administration Guide 18-11
5. Click Create to create the general bridge destination.
6. When you finish defining attributes for a source general bridge destination, repeat
these steps to configure a target general bridge destination, or vice versa.
Properties Specifies all the properties defined for a bridge destination.
Each property must be separated by a semicolon (for example,
DestinationJNDIName=myTopic;DestinationType
=topic;
).
For non-JMS messaging products that use adapters provided by
a third-party OEM vendor, you should consult the vendor’s
documentation for property configuration instructions.
The following properties are required for all JMS
implementations:
ConnectionURL= URL used to establish a connection to the
destination.
InitialContextFactory= Factory used to get the JNDI
context.
ConnectionFactoryJNDIName= The JMS connection
factory used to create a connection for the actual JMS
destination being mapped to the JMS bridge destination.
DestinationJNDIName= The JNDI name of the actual
JMS destination being mapped to the JMS bridge destination.
DestinationType= Queue or topic.
User Name and
Password
The user name that the messaging bridge will give to the bridge
adapter.
Note: All operations done to the specified destination are
done using this user name and password. Therefore,
the User Name/Password for the source and target
bridge destinations must have permission to access
the underlying source and target destinations in order
for the messaging bridge to work.
Table 18-3 General Bridge Destination Attributes on the Configuration Tab
Attribute Description