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Defining Connection Pool Properties for JMS Connection Factories
Table 23.1
Property Name Description Type Values
String ■ “none” (Default)
JMSConnectionPoolMonitorL
evel
JMSSessionMaxPoolSize
JMSSessionWaitTimeout
JMSSessionPoolDisable
JMSSessionPoolDebug
Connection pool properties for JMS connection factories (continued)
Enable JMS pool monitoring
for BES JMS connection and
session pools.
Important
Each JMS connection can
have a set of JMS sessions
created, which are
maintained in a JMS
session pool. Consider the
impact on the performance
of the connection when you
set a value for this property,
because each level
corresponds to an
increased degree of
maintenance and collection
of values for sets of
counters and states. If you
choose “maximum”, it will
have the greatest
performance impact on the
connection.
Maximum number of JMS
sessions for each JMS session
pool of a connection factory
Time allowed to wait for a free
session in a JMS session pool
Controls use of BES session
pooling per JMS connection.
When a JMS connection
factory is looked up under
JNDI, if the value of this
property is true the vendor
JMS connection factory is
returned. It is not wrapped by
any BES proxy class.
Enable display of debug
messages associated with
BES JMS session pooling
Integer
■
■
■
“minimum”
“medium”
“maximum”
0