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Defining Connection Pool Properties for JMS Connection Factories
The DDEditor has knowledge of Tibco and Sonic, and can auto fill the class names for
the appropriate JMS object.
Note
The Main panel will not suggest any JMS objects other than Tibco or Sonic. You need
to use the Properties tab to set any appropriate properties.
When you're finished, choose “File|Save...” and the module will be saved back to the
Partition and redeployed.
Defining Connection Pool Properties for JMS Connection Factories
Each JMS connection factory defined in BES has a connection pool associated. You
can specify connection pool properties for each JMS connection factory defined in the
jndi-definitions.xml file of a DAR module. BES partition system properties can be
specified to dictate the default behavior for all JMS connection pools established in a
partition's Java virtual machine. However, properties defined for individual JMS
connection factories in the jndi-definitions.xml file override system property values.
The BES partition system properties used for default configuration of JMS connection
pools are listed in the table below:
Table 23.1
Connection pool properties for JMS connection factories
Property Name Description Type Values
JMSConnectionMaxPoolSize
JMSConnectionWaitTimeout
JMSConnectionIdleTimeout
JMSConnectionPoolDebug
JMSConnectionPoolDisable
Maximum number of JMS
connections allowed for a JMS
connection pool
Time allowed to wait for a free
connection in the JMS
connection pool
Time allowed for connection to
remain idle in the JMS
connection pool before being
discarded
Enable display of debug
messages associated with
BES JMS connection pooling
Controls use of BES
connection pooling for JMS
Connection factories.
Integer
0