NonStop JMS User's Manual (H06.03+, J06.03+, NonStop JMS 3.0+)

Reliable Messaging Bridge
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pathmon_process_name.server_class_name.
properties File
searches it’s CLASSPATH for the server_class.jndi.properties file. If the file is
found, the bridge process uses the properties in the
server_class.jndi.properties file to override or add to the properties
previously passed in from the command line. The bridge process then initializes it’s
JNDI context.
pathmon_process_name.server_class_name.properties
File
The pathmon_process_name.server_class_name.properties file is an
optional file you create if you want to specify property name/value pairs for a specific
server class. The bridge process uses the
pathmon_process_name.server_class_name.properties file to override or
add to the property name/value pairs contained in the
pathmon_process_name.properties file.
You create this file using an editor of your choice and populate the file with the property
name/value pairs that you want to apply to the specified server class. The file must be
named
pathmon_process_name.server_class_name.properties
where
pathmon_process_name is the name entered at the Pathmon Process
Name: prompt for the add bridge command
and
server_class_name is the name entered at the Pathway Server Class
Name: prompt for the add bridge command.
For example, sampl.qtoq.properties.
At startup, the bridge process reads the properties contained in the
pathmon_process_name.properties file. The bridge process then searches it’s
CLASSPATH for the pathmon_process_name.server_class_name.properties
file. If the file is found, the bridge process reads the properties contained in the
pathmon_process_name.server_class_name.properties file and applies
these properties to the specified server class in addition to the existing properties in the
pathmon_process_name.properties file.
Note. The properties in the pathmon_process_name.server_class_name.properties
file are applied only to the specified server class.