Name

Possible values

Default value

AdminInQueue

valid JMS queue name

CONNECTORNAME/ADMININQUEUE

AdminOutQueue

valid WebSphere MQ

CONNECTORNAME/ADMINOUTQUEUE

 

queue name

 

AgentTraceLevel

0-5

0

ApplicationName

application name

AppNameConnector

BrokerType

WMQI

WMQI

CharacterEncoding

ASCII, SJIS, Cp949, GBK,

ASCII

 

Big5, Cp297, Cp273,

 

 

Cp280, Cp284, Cp037,

 

 

Cp437

 

 

Note: These are only a

 

 

subset of supported

 

 

values.

 

ContainerManagedEvents

JMS or no value

JMS

DeliveryQueue

valid WebSphere MQ

CONNECTORNAME/DELIVERYQUEUE

 

queue name

 

DeliveryTransport

JMS

JMS

DuplicateEventElimination

true, false

 

FaultQueue

valid WebSphere MQ

CONNECTORNAME/FAULTQUEUE

 

queue name

 

jms.FactoryClassName

 

CxCommon.Messaging.jms.

 

 

IBMMQSeriesFactory

jms.MessageBrokerName

If FactoryClassName is

crossworlds.queue.manager

 

IBM, use

 

 

crossworlds.queue.manager.

 

If FactoryClassName is

 

 

Sonic, use

 

 

localhost:2506.

 

jms.NumConcurrentRequests

 

10

jms.Password

 

 

jms.UserName

 

 

Locale

en_US , ja_JP, ko_KR,

en_US

 

zh_C, zh_T, fr_F, de_D,

 

 

it_I, es_E, pt_BR

 

 

Note: These are only a

 

 

subset of supported

 

 

locales.

 

MessageFileName

path/filename

InterchangeSystem.txt

PollEndTime

HH:MM

HH:MM

PollFrequency

milliseconds/key/no

10000

PollStartTime

HH:MM

HH:MM

RepositoryDirectory

path/directory name Note:

C:\crossworlds\Repository

 

Typically you must

 

 

change this value from

 

 

the default to whatever

 

 

path and directory name

 

 

was actually used when

 

 

you installed the the

 

 

connector files.

 

RequestQueue

valid WebSphere MQ

CONNECTORNAME/REQUESTQUEUE

 

queue name

 

ResponseQueue

 

RESPONSEQUEUE

RestartRetryCount

0-99

3

RestartRetryInterval

an appropriate integer

1

 

indicating the number of

 

 

minutes between restart

 

 

attempts

 

 

 

 

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WebSphere Business Integration Adapter specifications

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