Activation specification collection A JMS activation specification is associated with one or
more message-driven beans and provides the configuration necessary
for them to receive messages. The default messaging provider and the WebSphere MQ messaging provider both support
use of activation specifications.
Administrative console scope settings Use this page to specify the level at which a resource
is visible on the administrative console page. By changing the value
for Scope, you see only the resources that are defined at that scope.
The contents of the collection table might change. A resource can
be visible in the administrative console collection table at the cell,
node, or server scope. For multiple-server
products, a resource also can be visible at the cluster scope.
Advanced resource adapter properties Use this page to specify advanced settings for resource
adapters that comply with the Version 1.5 and 1.6 Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) Connector Architecture (JCA) specification.
CMP connection factory settings Use this page to view the settings of a connection factory
that is used by a container-managed persistence (CMP) bean to access
any database server. Because the connection factory is created and
managed automatically, the settings of the connection factory cannot
be modified.
Connection factory collection A JMS connection factory is used to create connections
to the associated messaging provider of JMS destinations, for both
point-to-point and publish/subscribe messaging. Use connection factory
administrative objects to manage JMS connection factories for the
default messaging provider, the WebSphere MQ
messaging provider or a third-party messaging provider.
Custom property settings Use this page to specify the attributes of custom properties
that might be required for resource providers and resource factories.
Data source (WebSphere Application
Server Version 4) settings Use this page to create a Version 4.0 style data source.
This data source uses the WebSphere Application
Server Version 4.0 connection manager architecture. All Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) 1.x modules
must use a Version 4.0 data source.
Data source collection Use this page to view configured data sources, which are
the resources that provide connections to your relational database.
EJB JNDI names for beans Use this page to view and modify the Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) names
of non-message-driven enterprise beans in your application or module.
EJB references Use this page to view and modify the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) references
to the enterprise beans. References are logical names used to locate
external resources for enterprise applications. References are defined
in the application's deployment descriptor file. At deployment, the
references are bound to the physical location (global Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) name)
of the resource in the target operational environment.
Install RAR Use this page to install a resource archive (RAR) file
in one of two ways. You can either upload a RAR file from the local
file system, or specify an existing RAR file on a server. The RAR
file must be installed at the node level, and you can select the node
on this page.
J2C Activation Specifications collection This page contains a list of Java 2
Connector (J2C) activation specifications for a resource adapter configuration
and is used to create new J2C activation specifications, to select
J2C activation specifications for configuration changes, or to delete
J2C activation specifications.
J2C Administered Objects collection This page contains a list of Java 2
Connector Architecture (JCA) administered objects for a resource adapter
configuration. This page is also used to create JCA administered objects,
select J2C administered objects for configuration changes, or to delete
J2C administered objects.
J2C Connection Factories collection Use this page to view Java 2
Connector (J2C) connection factories, which represent sets of connection
configuration values.
JCA life cycle management Use this page to perform JCA life cycle management operations
on data source and connection factory MBeans. With these management
operations, you can control the runtime status of the corresponding
data source and connection factory resources.
JDBC provider collection Use this page to view JDBC providers. The JDBC provider
object encapsulates the specific JDBC driver implementation class
for the data sources that you define and associate with the provider.
JDBC provider summary JDBC providers are prerequisites for data sources, which
supply applications with the physical connections to a database.
JMS provider settings Use
this panel to view the configuration properties of
a selected JMS provider.
JMS providers collection Use this panel to list JMS providers, or to select a JMS
provider to view or change its configuration properties.
JMS resource provider selection panel Select the messaging provider with which to create this
JMS activation specification, connection factory or destination.
Mail provider collection Use this page to view available JavaMail service providers,
also known as mail providers. The mail provider encapsulates
a collection of protocol providers, which implement the protocols
for communication between your mail application and mail servers.
Mail
provider settings Use this page to edit mail provider
properties or configure a new
mail provider. The mail provider encapsulates a collection of protocol
providers,
which implement the protocols for communication between your mail
application
and mail servers.
Mail service providers and mail sessions A mail service provider is a driver that supports mail
interaction with mail servers that use a particular mail protocol.
The application server includes service providers, which are also
known as protocol providers, for mail protocols.
Mail session collection Use this page to view mail sessions that are defined under the
parent mail provider.
Manage
message endpoints Use this panel to manage situations where messaging providers
fail to deliver messages to their intended destinations. For example,
a provider might fail to deliver messages to a message endpoint when
its underlying message driven bean attempts to commit transactions
against a database server that is not responding.
Mapping-configuration alias This panel allows
you to select a mapping configuration alias for
the resource that you are configuring. This panel is only available
when security
domains are defined. Security domains allow you to isolate mapping
configuration
aliases between servers. The tree view is useful in determining the
security
domain to which an alias belongs, and the tree view can help you determine
the servers that will be able to access each authentication alias.
The tree
view is tailored for each resource, so domains and aliases are hidden
when
you cannot use them. For example, a cell-scoped security domain will
be hidden
from the tree if all servers and clusters in the tree have defined
their own
security domain. If you are looking for an alias that is not visible
in the
tree, it is because the alias cannot be used by any servers that have
visibility
to this resource. In this case, you must define the alias at the global
scope
or in a different security domain that is visible to this resource.
New Resource environment provider Use this page to define the configuration for a library
that provides the implementation for a environment resource factory.
Protocol providers collection Use this page to select or add a protocol
provider that supports interaction between your mail application and
mail servers. For example, your application might require the Simple
Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), which is a popular transport protocol
for sending mail. Selecting that protocol provider allows your mail
application to connect and send mail through the server.
Protocol
providers settings Use this page to set properties
of a protocol provider,
including SMTP, IMAP and POP3, which provides the implementation class
for a specific protocol to support communication between your mail
application and mail servers.
Queue collection A JMS queue destination is used for point-to-point messaging.
Use this panel to create or delete queue destinations, or to select
a queue destination to view or change its configuration properties.
Queue connection factory collection A queue connection factory is used to create connections
to the associated JMS provider of the JMS queue destinations, for
point-to-point messaging.
Referenceables collection Use this page to view configured referenceables, which
encapsulate the class name of the factory that converts information
in the name space into a class instance for a physical resource.
Referenceables settings Use this page to set the class name of the factory that
converts information in the name space into a class instance of a
physical resource.
Resource adapter properties Use
this page to configure the WebSphere MQ resource
adapter that underlies
the WebSphere MQ messaging provider.
Resource adapters collection Use this panel to perform the following actions on stand-alone
resource adapters: view the list of resource adapter instances, install
additional resource adapter archives (RAR), create additional resource
adapter instances from installed RARs and delete resource adapter
instances.
Resource environment entries collection Use this page to view configured resource environment entries.
Within an application server name space, the data contained in a resource
environment entry is converted into an object that represents a physical
resource. This resource is frequently called an environment resource.
Resource environment entry settings Use this page to configure resource environment entries.
Within an application server name space, the data contained in a resource
environment entry is converted into an object that represents a physical
resource. Rather than represent a connection factory, which provides
connections to a resource, this object directly represents
a resource. This design can make the resource available to application
modules that do not run entirely on the application server. Examples
include some application clients and web modules.
Resource environment provider collection Use this page to view resource environment providers, which
encapsulate the referenceables that convert resource environment entry
data into resource objects.
Select a J2C authentication alias Use this page to select a Java 2
Connector (J2C) authentication alias for the resource that you are
configuring. This page is available only when at least one security
domain is defined and assigned a scope that is applicable to the resource
that is being edited. Additionally, that security domain must contain
at least one JAAS J2C Authentication alias. Security domains isolate
J2C authentication aliases between servers.
Third-party JMS connection factory settings Use this panel to browse or change the configuration properties
of a JMS connection factory configured for use with a third-party
non-JCA messaging provider. These configuration properties control
how connections are created to the JMS destinations on the provider.
Third-party JMS destination settings Use this panel to browse or change the configuration properties
of the selected JMS destination for use with an associated third-party
non-JCA messaging provider.
Topic collection A JMS topic destination is used for publish and subscribe
messaging. Use this panel to create or delete topic destinations,
or to select a topic destination to view or change its configuration
properties.
Topic connection factory collection A JMS topic connection factory is used to create connections
to the associated messaging provider of JMS topic destinations, for
publish and subscribe messaging.
URL configuration settings Use this page to define connections to Uniform Resource
Locators (URLs), which are location names that represent electronically
accessible resources. A collection of URL connection properties is
often called a URL configuration in the WebSphere Application
Server environment. The targeted resources are remote to your Application
Server installation.
URL configurations collection Use this page to view existing Uniform Resource Locator
(URL) configurations, which are sets of properties that define WebSphere Application Server connections
to URLs. URLs are location names that represent electronically accessible
resources, such as a directory file on a machine in a network or a
document stored in a database.
URL provider collection Use this page to view existing URL providers, which supply the
implementation classes that are necessary for WebSphere Application Server to access
a URL through a specific protocol. The default URL provider provides connectivity
through protocols that are supported by the IBM Developer Kit for the Java™ Platform,
compatible with the Java 2 Standard Edition Platform 1.3.1.
These protocols include HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and File Transfer
Protocol (FTP), which work for must URLs.
URL provider settings Use this page to configure URL providers, which support WebSphere Application
Server connections to a URL over a specific protocol.
WebSphere Application Server data
source properties Use this page to set advanced data source properties in
the application server. These properties activate and configure services
that the application server applies to data sources to customize connections
within an application server. These properties do not affect connections
within the database.
WebSphere MQ messaging provider activation
specification advanced properties Use this panel to view or change the advanced properties
of the selected activation specification for use with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. These
advanced properties control the behavior of connections made to WebSphere MQ messaging provider destinations.
WebSphere MQ
messaging provider activation
specification broker properties Use this panel to
view or change the broker settings of
the selected activation specification for use with the WebSphere MQ
messaging provider. These broker settings determine how the WebSphere MQ messaging provider interacts
with a broker for the purposes of publishing messages and subscribing
to topics. Updates to the settings take effect when the server is
restarted.
WebSphere MQ messaging provider activation
specification client transport properties Use this panel to view or change the client transport properties
of an activation specification for use with the WebSphere MQ
messaging provider. These properties affect how a client connection
is established with a WebSphere MQ queue manager
or queue-sharing group. Updates to the properties take effect when
the server is restarted.
WebSphere MQ messaging provider activation
specification settings Use this panel to view or
change the configuration properties
of the selected activation specification for use with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. These
configuration properties control how connections are created to associated
queues and topics.
WebSphere MQ messaging provider
connection
factory advanced properties Use this panel to view
or change the advanced properties
of the selected connection factory for use with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. These
advanced properties control the behavior of connections made to WebSphere MQ messaging provider destinations.
WebSphere MQ
messaging provider connection
factory broker properties Use this panel to view
or change the broker settings of
the selected connection factory, or topic connection factory, for
use with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. These
broker settings determine how the WebSphere MQ
messaging provider interacts with a broker for the purposes of publishing
messages and subscribing to topics. Updates to the settings take effect
when the server is restarted.
WebSphere MQ
messaging provider connection
factory client transport settings Use this panel to view or change the client transport settings
of a connection factory, queue connection factory, or topic connection
factory for use with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider.
Client transport properties affect how a client connection is established
with a WebSphere MQ queue manager or queue-sharing
group. Updates to the settings take effect when the server is restarted.
WebSphere MQ
messaging
provider connection factory settings Use this panel
to view or change the configuration properties
of the selected connection factory for use with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. These
configuration properties control how connections are created to associated
JMS queues and topics.
WebSphere MQ messaging
provider queue and topic advanced properties settings Use this panel to view or change the advanced properties
for the selected queue or topic destination for use with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. These
advanced properties control the behavior of connections made to WebSphere MQ messaging provider destinations.
WebSphere MQ messaging provider
queue connection
factory advanced properties Use this panel to view
or change the advanced properties
of the selected queue connection factory for use with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. These
advanced properties control the behavior of connections made to WebSphere MQ messaging provider destinations.
WebSphere MQ
messaging
provider queue connection factory settings Use this
panel to view or change the configuration properties
of the selected queue connection factory for use with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider.
These configuration properties control how connections are created
to associated JMS queue destinations.
WebSphere MQ messaging provider
queue settings Use this panel to view or change
the configuration properties
of the selected queue destination for point-to-point messaging with WebSphere MQ as a messaging provider.
WebSphere MQ messaging provider
topic connection
factory advanced properties Use this panel to view
or change the advanced properties
of the selected topic connection factory for use with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. These
advanced properties control the behavior of connections made to WebSphere MQ messaging provider destinations.
WebSphere MQ
messaging
provider topic connection factory settings Use this
panel to view or change the configuration properties
of the selected topic connection factory for use with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider.
These configuration properties control how connections are created
to the associated JMS topic destination.
WebSphere MQ messaging provider
topic settings Use this panel to view or change
the configuration properties
of the selected JMS topic destination for publish/subscribe messaging
with WebSphere MQ as a messaging provider.
WebSphere MQ resource
custom properties settings Use this page to specify custom properties that your enterprise
information system (EIS) requires for the resource providers and resource
factories that you configure. For example, most database vendors require
additional custom properties for data sources that access the database.
WebSphere relational resource adapter settings Use this page to view the settings of the WebSphere relational
resource adapter. This adapter is preinstalled in the product to provide
access to relational databases.