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17 Managing JMS
17-16 Administration Guide
Configuring Session Pools
Server session pools enable an application to process messages concurrently. After you
define a JMS server, optionally, configure one or more session pools for each JMS
server.
Use the Session Pools node in the Administration Console and define the following
configuration attributes:
n Name of the server session pool.
n Connection factory with which the server session pool is associated and is used
to create sessions.
n Message listener class used to receive and process messages concurrently.
n Transaction attributes (acknowledge mode and whether or not the session pool
creates transacted sessions).
n Maximum number of concurrent sessions.
For instructions on creating and configuring a session pool, see “JMS Session Pools”
in the Administration Console Online Help.
Some session pool attributes are dynamically configurable, but the new values do not
take effect until the session pools are restarted.
Configuring Connection Consumers
Connection consumers are queues (Point-To-Point) or topics (Pub/Sub) that retrieve
server sessions and process messages. After you define a session pool, configure one
or more connection consumers for each session pool.
To configure connection consumers, use the Session Pools node in the Administration
Console to define the following configuration attributes:
n Name of the connection consumer.
n Maximum number of messages that can be accumulated by the connection
consumer.