Properties of a J2EE resource instance of the type MQQueue:
An MQQueue is the JMS Destination that maps to an MQ Queue.
Resource Instance Name
- The name of the resource instance
Resource Instance Description
- The description of the resource instance
Connection Factory Name
- The name of the connection factory
System Name
Description
- A short description of this JMS queue
MQ Queue Name
- The name of the underlying MQ queue
Queue Manager Name
- The name of the MQ Queue Manager hosting this queue. If left blank, it is assumed to be
the queue manager named in the appropriate QCF
Coded Character Set ID
- Character set to be used to encode text strings in messages sent to this destination
Expiry Period
- The period after which messages at a destination expire. Unless "Application"
or "APP" is specified, this value overrides any application setting. Valid
values are "Application", "APP", "Unlimited",
"UNLIM", or a positive number representing the expiry in milliseconds
Priority
- Priority of messages written to this queue. Unless "Application" is selected,
this value overrides any application setting
Message Persistence
- The persistence of messages sent to this Destination. Unless "Application" is
specified, this setting overrides any application setting
Target Client
- The type of client that will process messages on this queue. If you are processing
messages to or from a legacy MQ application, choose MQ
Encoding
- The valid values that the Encoding property can take are more complex than the rest of
the properties. The encoding property is constructed from three sub-properties. The first
is integer encoding, the second is decimal encoding, and the last is floating-point
encoding. For the first two positions, 'N' (Normal/Big Endian) or 'R' (Reversed/Little
Endian) may be specified. For the last position, 'N', 'R', or '3' may be specified. In
this position, 'N' and 'R' correspond to big endian and little endian IEEE floating point
encodings and '3' indicates System/390 encoding. The "Native" option can be used
to set properties that are appropriate for the Java platform