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Frank Jennings, David Salter

"Building SOA-Based Composite Applications Using NetBeans IDE 6"

The username and password properties
enable the connection details to be specified for the message server.
connectionFactoryName: If JNDI is being used to look up the message
server, then the connectionFactoryName property specifies the JNDI name
of the connection factory to use. The initialContextFactory and providerURL
properties provide the standard lookup configuration parameters for JNDI
lookups. If access to the message server is secured using JAAS, then the
securityPrincipal and securityCredential properties can be used to specify
the caller.
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For a specific JMS operation, it is necessary to specify whether the binding
component is connecting to a queue or a topic and whether transaction support is to
be used for the connection.
NetBeans provides editor support to enable these properties to be configured:
destination: name of the queue or topic that the binding component is to
receive messages from or send messages to.
destinationType: indicates whether the destination is a Queue or a Topic
transaction: specifies whether the JMS conversation will use NoTransactions
or whether it will be enrolled in a XATransaction. XA transaction support is
only enabled when the binding component is acting as a Consumer and is
receiving inbound messages.


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