Administration Guide > Configuring TDV Data Connections > Configuring TDV for Using a JMS Broker > Adding JMS Connectors to the TDV Server
 
Adding JMS Connectors to the TDV Server
JMS connectors must be configured so that the TDV Server can publish data services using JMS through JNDI after the JMS Broker has been configured.
To add JMS connectors to the TDV Server
1. Launch Manager.
— From a URL, locally or remotely, type:
http://localhost:9400/manager/#home
http://[Host]:[BasePort]/manager/#home
 
— From the Studio, select Administration > Launch Manger (Web).
2. Log in to the Manager as administrator.
3. Choose Connectors from the CONFIGURATION menu.
4. On the CONNECTOR MANAGEMENT page, click Add Connector.
5. The Add a JMS through JNDI Connector window is displayed. Publishing directly to JMS is not supported.
6. Enter values in the fields displayed on the Info tab.
Field
Description
Connector Name
Enter a name to call the connector.
Group Name
Connectors that share a group name use a common connection pool, with the added advantage of failover; that is, if a connector instance fails, other connectors in the group can send and receive messages using the same connection pool.
Annotation
(Optional) Adds notes for the JNDI connector that are visible on the Connector Management page.
7. Enter values in the fields displayed on the JMS through JNDI tab.
Field
Description
Initial Context Factory
Typically, the JNDI initial context factory is the class name. Type c to see the following default string values:
• For Sonic—com.sonicsw.jndi.mfcontext.MFContextFactory
• For TIBCO—com.tibco.tibjms.naming.TibjmsInitialContextFactory
• For OpenMQ—com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory
JNDI Provider URL
URL for connection with the JNDI. A TCP protocol is generally used. The TIBCO default port is 7222, and the Sonic default port is 2506. Make sure that the port in the firewall is open to allow connections with the JNDI provider.
JNDI User and JNDI Password
JMS JNDI user profile must have sufficient permissions to look up JMS destinations. Passwords are not stored in clear text.
JMS Client ID
(Optional) Name the TDV connections with the JMS broker.
Connection Factory
Queue or topic connection factory name. For multiple queue or topic connection factories, create additional connectors.
8. Enter a name-value pair on the JNDI Properties tab.
9. Click the plus button to add more name-value pairs.
Sonic requires you to specify a domain name; TIBCO does not.
10. Enter values on the Pool tab.
The Pool tab lets you specify connection thread timeout and pool size parameters. The default values are typical for development needs.
Name
Value description
Pool Timeout
Maximum waiting time (in seconds) for a new connection. If a connection is not provided within this period, the service checks for an available connection through a valid user and uses it. If no connection is available, the least recently used connection for another user is dropped and a new connection for the required user is opened.
Minimum Pool Size
The number of connections that should remain in the connection pool even when the pool becomes inactive.
The connection pool is initially empty. When there is a need to connect to JMS through JNDI, the pool creates one connection based on the information provided in the Info panel. To improve response, connections remain available even when there is no activity.
After a period of JMS connection inactivity, the pool size begins to shrink.
Maximum Pool Size
The number of connections (active and idle) available on the data source. When the limit is reached, new incoming requests must wait for the next available connection.
Connectors with identical group names use the same pool of connections.
11. Click OK.
For more information on publishing to JMS queues, see the TDV User Guide.