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C Configurable elements in NSMQ
The following table lists the configurable elements supported or unsupported by NSMQ:
Table 7 NSMQ support for configurable elements
NSMQ SupportDescriptionConfiguration Element
YesReturns the administration view of the broker and used
to create and remove resources such as queues and
topics.
adminView
NoUsed to create destinationsdestinationFactory
NoSets the destination interceptors to use for messagingdestinationInterceptors
YesDestination specific policies available either for exact
destinations or for wildcard destinations.
If you want to preserve the order of messages, add the
policy entries for the queue or topic in the
destinationPolicy
/<broker_name>/conf/activemq.xml file within
the destinationPolicy element. For example,
<policyEntry topic="ORDERS.>">
<dispatchPolicy><strictOrderDispatchPolicy
/> </dispatchPolicy>
</policyEntry>
YesOverride the default IOException handler, called when
persistence adapter experiences File or JDBC I/O
exceptions
ioExceptionHandler
defaultIOExceptionHandler
NoJMS bridging with other JMS providersjmsBridgeConnectors
YesJMX attributes for managementmanagementContext
YesDefines the policy used to decide if the current
connection is authorized to consume a given message
messageAuthorizationPolicy
YesDefines the network connectors which the broker uses
to connect to other brokers in a cluster.
Following network connector is supported:
• networkConnector
Following network connectors are not supported:
networkConnectors
• IdapNetworkConnector
• multicaseNetworkConnector
YesDefines the persistence adapter implementation to use
for the broker.
Following persistence adapters are supported:
persistenceAdapter
• nsmqJdbcPersistenceAdapter
• memoryPersistenceAdapter
Following persistence adapters are not supported:
• amqPersistenceAdapter
• journalPersistenceAdapter
• kahaDB
• levelDB
• mKahaDB
NopersistenceFactory
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