TUNING

Sonic Deployment Manager 8.5 - Tuning.xsd XML Schema Documentation - Copyright (c) Progress Software, 1999-2011
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Schema Document Properties

Target Namespace None
Element and Attribute Namespaces
  • Global element and attribute declarations belong to this schema's target namespace.
  • By default, local element declarations have no namespace.
  • By default, local attribute declarations have no namespace.

Declared Namespaces

Prefix Namespace
xml http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace
xsd http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema
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Global Declarations

Attribute: id

Name id
Type xsd:string
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id="xsd:string"
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Element: AcceptorsParameters

Name AcceptorsParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
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<AcceptorsParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<MinThreads> ... </MinThreads> [0..1]
<ClientReadTimeout> ... </ClientReadTimeout> [0..1]
<BrokerReadTimeout> ... </BrokerReadTimeout> [0..1]
<MaxThreads> ... </MaxThreads> [0..1]
<ClientIdleTimeout> ... </ClientIdleTimeout> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</AcceptorsParameters>
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Element: Action

Name Action
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Start or Stop
Diagram
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<Action> xsd:string (value comes from list: {'start'|'stop'}) </Action>
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Element: ActionalLogInterceptor

Name ActionalLogInterceptor
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Enables or Disables the Actional Log Interceptor
Diagram
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<ActionalLogInterceptor> xsd:boolean </ActionalLogInterceptor>
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Element: ActionalMonitoring

Name ActionalMonitoring
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
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<ActionalMonitoring>
Start All [1]
<ActionalInterceptor> xsd:boolean </ActionalInterceptor> [0..1]
<PayloadCapture> xsd:string (value comes from list: {'NONE'|'HEADER'|'BODY'|'ALL'}) </PayloadCapture> [0..1]
End All
</ActionalMonitoring>
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Element: ActionalPlugmakerArchiveName

Name ActionalPlugmakerArchiveName
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The name of the Actional plugmaker archive, initially set to MF/8.5/actional-plugmaker.jar
Diagram
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<ActionalPlugmakerArchiveName> xsd:string </ActionalPlugmakerArchiveName>
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Element: ActionalSDKArchiveName

Name ActionalSDKArchiveName
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The name of the Actional SDK archive, initially set to MF/8.5/actional-sdk.jar
Diagram
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<ActionalSDKArchiveName> xsd:string </ActionalSDKArchiveName>
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Element: ActivationDaemonContainerParameters

Name ActivationDaemonContainerParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
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<ActivationDaemonContainerParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<ScheduleEntries> ... </ScheduleEntries> [0..1]
<RetryInterval> ... </RetryInterval> [0..1] ?
<NumberOfRetries> ... </NumberOfRetries> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</ActivationDaemonContainerParameters>
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Element: ActivationDaemonParameters

Name ActivationDaemonParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
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<ActivationDaemonParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<Resources> ResourcesType </Resources> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</ActivationDaemonParameters>
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Element: AdvertiseGlobalQueues

Name AdvertiseGlobalQueues
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Select to send information about all known global queues in the node to the routing destination node for dynamic routing.
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<AdvertiseGlobalQueues> xsd:boolean </AdvertiseGlobalQueues>
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Element: AlternateGroupName

Name AlternateGroupName
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Specifies the alternate Group name for a Queue
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<AlternateGroupName> xsd:string </AlternateGroupName>
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Element: Annotation

Name Annotation
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
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<Annotation>
<Text> xsd:string </Text> [0..1]
</Annotation>
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Element: ArchiveName

Name ArchiveName
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Specifies the container/component archive file that contains the libraries for this container/component. The name is appended to each of the archive search paths entries to define a fully-enunciated location.
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<ArchiveName> xsd:string </ArchiveName>
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Element: ArchiveSearchPath

Name ArchiveSearchPath
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation For this container and each component hosted by this container, provides one or more semi-colon delimited path roots in which to look for the resource archive specified by the archive name. For example, with the default value of sonichome:///Archives;sonicfs:///Archives, the management framework container archive is looked for first as sonichome:///Archives/MF/3.0/MFcontainer.car (in the local installation). If it is not found there, then it is looked for as sonicfs:///Archives/MF/3.0/MFcontainer.car (in the sonicfs filesystem in the Directory Service).
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<ArchiveSearchPath> xsd:string </ArchiveSearchPath>
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Element: BackupBrokerParameters

Name BackupBrokerParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
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<BackupBrokerParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<AdvancedProperties> PropertiesType </AdvancedProperties> [0..1]
<Storage> ... </Storage> [0..1]
<LoadBalancingWeight> ... </LoadBalancingWeight> [0..1]
<Ssl> SslBBType </Ssl> [0..1]
<ProxyInformation> ProxyInformationType </ProxyInformation> [0..1]
<Resources> ResourcesType </Resources> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</BackupBrokerParameters>
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Element: BackupFailoverReadOnly

Name BackupFailoverReadOnly
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Select the option so that, when the backup Directory Service assumes the active role, the Directory Service store is static. It is read-only, and it accepts no changes. When the primary recovers, it assumes the active role again. As a result, a dual-active scenario cannot occur. Clear the option so that, when the backup Directory Service assumes the active role, it is write-enabled and behaves identical to the primary. When the primary recovers, it assumes the standby role and synchronizes with the active backup. The option for Backup Failover Read-only is, by default, cleared.
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<BackupFailoverReadOnly> xsd:boolean </BackupFailoverReadOnly>
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Element: BackupManagerParameters

Name BackupManagerParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
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<BackupManagerParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<Resources> ResourcesType </Resources> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</BackupManagerParameters>
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Element: BackupServiceParameters

Name BackupServiceParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
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<BackupServiceParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</BackupServiceParameters>
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Element: BlobCacheSize

Name BlobCacheSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The maximum size of all blobs in the Directory Service cache.
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<BlobCacheSize> xsd:integer </BlobCacheSize>
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Element: BlockSize

Name BlockSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Optimizes the writing of log events to the recovery log file from memory. Disk controllers and drivers have their own limits when they write data to disk (and these limits do not necessarily match the block size of the file system). For most systems, a value of 8192 (8KB) works well. The optimal value for this property depends on the system and device. Changing the log's block size requires initialization of the broker's data store and logs.
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<BlockSize> xsd:integer </BlockSize>
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Element: Broker

Name Broker
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Name of outbound broker. This can only be set for a cluster; this setting forces all outbound connections anywhere in the cluster to be made from this broker. If blank, routing is made from the existing connection or any broker. If set, a hop is made to this broker. If this broker is unavailable, a connection cannot be made from the outside.
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<Broker> xsd:string </Broker>
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Element: BrokerDatabase

Name BrokerDatabase
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
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<BrokerDatabase>
Start All [1]
<StoreType> ... </StoreType> [0..1]
<EmbeddedDatabase> ... </EmbeddedDatabase> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</BrokerDatabase>
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Element: BrokerParameters

Name BrokerParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
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<BrokerParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<Tuning> ... </Tuning> [0..1]
<Storage> ... </Storage> [0..1]
<QualifiedId> ... </QualifiedId> [0..1]
<DuplicateDetection> ... </DuplicateDetection> [0..1]
<Replication> ... </Replication> [0..1]
<AdvancedProperties> PropertiesType </AdvancedProperties> [0..1]
<Security> ... </Security> [0..1]
<WebServiceSecurity> ... </WebServiceSecurity> [0..1]
<ProxyInformation> ProxyInformationType </ProxyInformation> [0..1]
<Resources> ResourcesType </Resources> [0..1]
<CertificatesStore> ... </CertificatesStore> [0..1]
<ActionalMonitoring> ... </ActionalMonitoring> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</BrokerParameters>
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Element: BrokerReadTimeout

Name BrokerReadTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of milliseconds an HTTP thread should wait while reading a socket before closing the socket and returning itself to the pool.
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<BrokerReadTimeout> xsd:integer </BrokerReadTimeout>
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Element: Buffer

Name Buffer
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
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<Buffer>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<OutgoingMsgBufferSize> ... </OutgoingMsgBufferSize> [0..1]
<PsGuarMsgBufferSize> ... </PsGuarMsgBufferSize> [0..1]
<WaitMsgBufferSize> ... </WaitMsgBufferSize> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</Buffer>
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Element: BufferSize

Name BufferSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
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<BufferSize> xsd:integer </BufferSize>
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Element: CaCertificatesDir

Name CaCertificatesDir
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation If client authentication is selected, this is the directory for the CA certificates.
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XML Instance Representation
<CaCertificatesDir> xsd:string </CaCertificatesDir>
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Element: CacheLocation

Name CacheLocation
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Path for the persistent cache directory. The default value is ".", the container's working directory. The path must already exist on the local system.
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<CacheLocation> xsd:string </CacheLocation>
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Element: CacheMaximumData

Name CacheMaximumData
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The maximum memory size of the Directory Service cache.
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<CacheMaximumData> xsd:integer </CacheMaximumData>
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Element: CertificateChain

Name CertificateChain
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
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<CertificateChain> xsd:string </CertificateChain>
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Element: CertificateChainForm

Name CertificateChainForm
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation <UL>
<LI>
PKCS7 (the default format)
</LI>
<LI>
PKCS12
</LI>
</UL>
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<CertificateChainForm> xsd:string (value comes from list: {'PKCS12'|'PKCS7'}) </CertificateChainForm>
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Element: CertificatesStore

Name CertificatesStore
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<CertificatesStore> xsd:string </CertificatesStore>
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Element: CertificatesStoreParameters

Name CertificatesStoreParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<CertificatesStoreParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</CertificatesStoreParameters>
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Element: CipherSuites

Name CipherSuites
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Comma delimited list of J-Safe ciphers for the broker.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<CipherSuites> xsd:string </CipherSuites>
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Element: Classpath

Name Classpath
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Classpath for all of the .jar files required to run the component.
Diagram
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<Classpath> xsd:string </Classpath>
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Element: ClientAuthentication

Name ClientAuthentication
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" for client authentication to be used.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ClientAuthentication> xsd:boolean </ClientAuthentication>
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Element: ClientIdleTimeout

Name ClientIdleTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of milliseconds to allow a client to be idle (the default is 10000, ten seconds). Under HTTP, a client must initiate every exchange to work with this request/response protocol. As a result, a broker cannot know if a client is idle, has exited, or is experiencing communications problems. If the broker does not receive a request from a client for the entire span of the specified timeout, the broker assumes that the connection is lost and frees resources held for the client.
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<ClientIdleTimeout> xsd:integer </ClientIdleTimeout>
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Element: ClientReadTimeout

Name ClientReadTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of milliseconds an HTTP thread should wait before returning a "no data" response to the client.
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<ClientReadTimeout> xsd:integer </ClientReadTimeout>
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Element: ClientReconnectTimeout

Name ClientReconnectTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of seconds for the broker to maintain state for a fault-tolerant connection that fails. Fault-tolerant client connections must recover within this time; otherwise the client connection is dropped by the broker. If the client sets a lower value, that value is used. If the client sets a higher value, the broker value is used. The client is not made aware of a lower broker value and could reconnect ready to continue when the broker has already dropped the connection. Make the value high enough to honor reasonably high client settings.
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<ClientReconnectTimeout> xsd:integer </ClientReconnectTimeout>
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Element: ClusterParameters

Name ClusterParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ClusterParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
<FlowControlMonitorInterval> ... </FlowControlMonitorInterval> [0..1]
<ConnectTimeout> ... </ConnectTimeout> [0..1]
<PingInterval> ... </PingInterval> [0..1]
<PingTimeout> ... </PingTimeout> [0..1]
<FlowToDisk> ... </FlowToDisk> [0..1]
End Sequence
</ClusterParameters>
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Element: CollectionInterval

Name CollectionInterval
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation How far back in time to maintain raw statistical data. The value is in minutes and can vary from 5 to 20 minutes. The default value is 10 minutes.
Diagram
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<CollectionInterval> xsd:integer </CollectionInterval>
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Element: CollectionsMonitorParameters

Name CollectionsMonitorParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<CollectionsMonitorParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<NotificationSubscriptionTimeout> ... </NotificationSubscriptionTimeout> [0..1]
<SaveThresholdNotifications> ... </SaveThresholdNotifications> [0..1]
<SaveMonitoredNotifications> ... </SaveMonitoredNotifications> [0..1]
<Location> ... </Location> [0..1] ?
<HistoryDurationHours> ... </HistoryDurationHours> [0..1]
<MaxStorageSize> ... </MaxStorageSize> [0..1]
<Resources> ResourcesType </Resources> [0..1]
<Metrics> MetricsType </Metrics> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</CollectionsMonitorParameters>
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Element: CommandLine

Name CommandLine
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" if you want to activate the command line in the container's console window at runtime
Diagram
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<CommandLine> xsd:boolean </CommandLine>
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Element: ComponentCollectionParameters

Name ComponentCollectionParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ComponentCollectionParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<RefreshIntervalSeconds> ... </RefreshIntervalSeconds> [0..1]
<ForwardedNotifications> [0..1]
<Forward> ... </Forward> [0..*]
</ForwardedNotifications>
<MonitoredMetrics> [0..1]
<Metric> ... </Metric> [0..*]
</MonitoredMetrics>
<MonitoredNotifications> [0..1]
<Notification> [0..*]
Start All [1]
<Id> ... </Id> [1]
<MonitorNotifications> [1]
<Notification> ... </Notification> [1..*]
</MonitorNotifications>
<LowThreshold> ... </LowThreshold> [0..1]
End All
</Notification>
</MonitoredNotifications>
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</ComponentCollectionParameters>
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Element: ConfigUser

Name ConfigUser
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" if the configured user of the acceptor is to be assumed as the incoming user.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ConfigUser> xsd:boolean </ConfigUser>
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Element: ConnectAttemptInterval

Name ConnectAttemptInterval
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of seconds to wait after all attempts to re-establish a connection with a routing node have failed before repeating a sequence of connection attempts. This occurs when connections are first made, when connections have timed out, or failed connections have been retried Connect Retry Count times. Defaults to 30 seconds.
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<ConnectAttemptInterval> xsd:integer </ConnectAttemptInterval>
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Element: ConnectIdleTimeout

Name ConnectIdleTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of seconds before an inactive routing connection is disconnected (default is 5 minutes or 300 seconds).
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ConnectIdleTimeout> xsd:integer </ConnectIdleTimeout>
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Element: ConnectionFactoryParameters

Name ConnectionFactoryParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ConnectionFactoryParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<AsynchronousDeliveryMode> xsd:integer </AsynchronousDeliveryMode> [0..1]
<ClientID> xsd:string </ClientID> [0..1]
<ClientTransactionBufferSize> xsd:long </ClientTransactionBufferSize> [0..1]
<ConnectID> xsd:string </ConnectID> [0..1]
<DefaultTxnBatchSize> xsd:integer </DefaultTxnBatchSize> [0..1]
<DeliveryCloseTimeout> xsd:long </DeliveryCloseTimeout> [0..1]
<DeliveryDoubtWindow> xsd:integer </DeliveryDoubtWindow> [0..1]
<DurableMessageOrder> xsd:boolean </DurableMessageOrder> [0..1]
<EnableActionalInstrumentation> xsd:boolean </EnableActionalInstrumentation> [0..1]
<EnableLocalStore> xsd:boolean </EnableLocalStore> [0..1]
<FaultTolerant> xsd:boolean </FaultTolerant> [0..1]
<FaultTolerantReconnectTimeout> xsd:integer </FaultTolerantReconnectTimeout> [0..1]
<FlowToDisk> xsd:integer </FlowToDisk> [0..1]
<InitialConnectTimeout> xsd:integer </InitialConnectTimeout> [0..1]
<InitialRcvBufferSize> xsd:integer </InitialRcvBufferSize> [0..1]
<InitialSendBufferSize> xsd:integer </InitialSendBufferSize> [0..1]
<LGDownStreamNodeType> xsd:integer </LGDownStreamNodeType> [0..1]
<LoadBalancing> xsd:boolean </LoadBalancing> [0..1]
<LoadBalancingClientData> xsd:boolean </LoadBalancingClientData> [0..1]
<LocalStoreDirectory> xsd:string </LocalStoreDirectory> [0..1]
<LocalStoreSize> xsd:long </LocalStoreSize> [0..1]
<LocalStoreWaitTime> xsd:integer </LocalStoreWaitTime> [0..1]
<LoginSPI> xsd:string </LoginSPI> [0..1]
<MaxDeliveryCount> xsd:integer </MaxDeliveryCount> [0..1]
<MaxRcvBufferSize> xsd:integer </MaxRcvBufferSize> [0..1]
<MaxSendBufferSize> xsd:integer </MaxSendBufferSize> [0..1]
<MinRcvBufferSize> xsd:integer </MinRcvBufferSize> [0..1]
<MinSendBufferSize> xsd:integer </MinSendBufferSize> [0..1]
<MonitorInterval> xsd:integer </MonitorInterval> [0..1]
<PersistentDelivery> xsd:boolean </PersistentDelivery> [0..1]
<PingInterval> xsd:long </PingInterval> [0..1]
<PrefetchCount> xsd:integer </PrefetchCount> [0..1]
<PrefetchThreshold> xsd:integer </PrefetchThreshold> [0..1]
<QopCacheSize> xsd:integer </QopCacheSize> [0..1]
<ReconnectInterval> xsd:integer </ReconnectInterval> [0..1]
<ReconnectTimeout> xsd:integer </ReconnectTimeout> [0..1]
<RequireActionalJMSNode> xsd:boolean </RequireActionalJMSNode> [0..1]
<RethrowCCRuntimeExceptions> xsd:boolean </RethrowCCRuntimeExceptions> [0..1]
<SelectorAtBroker> xsd:boolean </SelectorAtBroker> [0..1]
<Sequential> xsd:boolean </Sequential> [0..1]
<SocketConnectTimeout> xsd:integer </SocketConnectTimeout> [0..1]
<SplitMultiTopicDelivery> xsd:boolean </SplitMultiTopicDelivery> [0..1]
<EnableCompression> xsd:boolean </EnableCompression> [0..1]
<CompressionFactory> xsd:string </CompressionFactory> [0..1]
<MinimizeSubscriberTraffic> xsd:boolean </MinimizeSubscriberTraffic> [0..1]
End All
</ConnectionFactoryParameters>
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Element: ConnectionUrls

Name ConnectionUrls
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ConnectionUrls>
<Url> ... </Url> [1..*]
</ConnectionUrls>
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Element: ConnectRetryCount

Name ConnectRetryCount
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of times that a broker in a routing node will attempt to reestablish its original connection, if the connection has failed and messages remain in the routing queue. Defaults to 1.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ConnectRetryCount> xsd:integer </ConnectRetryCount>
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Element: ConnectRetryInterval

Name ConnectRetryInterval
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of seconds between retries, in the event that a broker in a routing node has become disconnected from another broker and is attempting to reconnect. Defaults to 30 seconds.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ConnectRetryInterval> xsd:integer </ConnectRetryInterval>
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Element: ConnectTimeout

Name ConnectTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Connect timeout interval. If a non-zero value is specified, the client will abandon further connection attempts if no connection is established after trying for the specified interval. In the Broker Replication and Cluster Parameters, it is the number of seconds that a broker peer (FT peer or Cluster peer, depending on where it's used) will wait to establish the peer connection before deciding the connect attempt has failed. The default value is 30; the minimum value us 5.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ConnectTimeout> xsd:integer </ConnectTimeout>
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Element: ContainerCollectionParameters

Name ContainerCollectionParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ContainerCollectionParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</ContainerCollectionParameters>
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Element: ContainerParameters

Name ContainerParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ContainerParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<CommandLine> ... </CommandLine> [0..1]
<Directory> ContainerDirectoryType </Directory> [0..1]
<Logging> LoggingType </Logging> [0..1]
<FaultTolerance> FaultToleranceType </FaultTolerance> [0..1]
<Metrics> MetricsType </Metrics> [0..1]
<Resources> ContainerResourcesType </Resources> [0..1]
<Environment> ContainerEnvironmentType </Environment> [0..1]
<Advanced> ContainerAdvancedType </Advanced> [0..1]
<Member> ContainerMemberType </Member> [0..1]
<CentralConnection> CentralConnectionType </CentralConnection> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
<EnabledMetrics> ... </EnabledMetrics> [0..1]
<EnabledAlerts> ... </EnabledAlerts> [0..1]
End Sequence
</ContainerParameters>
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Element: ContentMap

Name ContentMap
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ContentMap>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Key> ... </Key> [0..1]
<Value> ... </Value> [0..1]
End Sequence
</ContentMap>
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Element: ContentReply

Name ContentReply
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to create content reply routing; set to "false" for one-way HTTP messaging.
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XML Instance Representation
<ContentReply> xsd:boolean </ContentReply>
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Element: ContentReplyRetryCount

Name ContentReplyRetryCount
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of times the broker should attempt to make the outbound connection
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ContentReplyRetryCount> xsd:integer </ContentReplyRetryCount>
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Element: ContentReplyTimeout

Name ContentReplyTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of seconds the broker should wait for a data response
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ContentReplyTimeout> xsd:integer </ContentReplyTimeout>
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Element: ContentReplyUser

Name ContentReplyUser
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation User to authorize publishing or sending to the JMSReplyTo (only if content reply is used)
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XML Instance Representation
<ContentReplyUser> xsd:string </ContentReplyUser>
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Element: ContentTypeMapping

Name ContentTypeMapping
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ContentTypeMapping>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<HttpToJms> ... </HttpToJms> [0..1]
End Sequence
</ContentTypeMapping>
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Element: DatabasePassword

Name DatabasePassword
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Password to access the database.
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XML Instance Representation
<DatabasePassword> xsd:string </DatabasePassword>
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Element: DatabaseProperties

Name DatabaseProperties
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Properties file (.cfg file) for the database.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<DatabaseProperties> xsd:string </DatabaseProperties>
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Element: DatabaseUrl

Name DatabaseUrl
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation JDBC connection URL for the database.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<DatabaseUrl> xsd:string </DatabaseUrl>
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Element: DatabaseUser

Name DatabaseUser
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Username to access the database.
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XML Instance Representation
<DatabaseUser> xsd:string </DatabaseUser>
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Element: DeadMessageQueueNotifyFactor

Name DeadMessageQueueNotifyFactor
Type xsd:decimal
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation To generate a notification when the DMQ starts to fill, set this value as a percentage of the DMQ size. If the DMQ fills, the broker is shut down.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<DeadMessageQueueNotifyFactor> xsd:decimal </DeadMessageQueueNotifyFactor>
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Element: DeliveryMode

Name DeliveryMode
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to PERSISTENT, NON_PERSISTENT, NON_PERSISTENT_REPLICATED, or DISCARDABLE
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<DeliveryMode> xsd:string (value comes from list: {'PERSISTENT'|'NON_PERSISTENT'|'NON_PERSISTENT_REPLICATED'|'DISCARDABLE'}) </DeliveryMode>
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Element: DeliveryThreads

Name DeliveryThreads
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of dispatch threads created (and started) for dequeueing messages from queues. Increasing the number of dispatch threads can improve performance when using queues. However, as the thread count grows, internal resource contention will limit further improvement.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<DeliveryThreads> xsd:integer </DeliveryThreads>
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Element: DestinationName

Name DestinationName
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Name of a queue, name of a topic, or a JNDI URL (which resolves to a queue or topic name).
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XML Instance Representation
<DestinationName> xsd:string </DestinationName>
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Element: DestinationType

Name DestinationType
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Type of destination to which the message is delivered by the broker. Valid values are QUEUE, TOPIC, and URL. If you choose QUEUE, the queue must be defined on the broker for the acceptor to work correctly. If you choose URL, the value you specify is a JNDI URL used to do a JNDI lookup of the destination in the domain's JNDI store.
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XML Instance Representation
<DestinationType> xsd:string </DestinationType>
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Element: DetectDuplicates

Name DetectDuplicates
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to use detect duplicates in HTTP Direct for JMS.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<DetectDuplicates> xsd:boolean </DetectDuplicates>
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Element: DomainParameters

Name DomainParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<DomainParameters
id="[1]">
<LoggingAndAuditing> ... </LoggingAndAuditing> [0..1]
</DomainParameters>
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Element: DomainSuffixSearchOrder

Name DomainSuffixSearchOrder
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<DomainSuffixSearchOrder> xsd:string </DomainSuffixSearchOrder>
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Element: DualActiveResolution

Name DualActiveResolution
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation When selected, forces the Primary Directory Service into the active role. Use this option with caution, as it risks losing updates that occurred on the backup Directory Service.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<DualActiveResolution> xsd:boolean </DualActiveResolution>
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Element: DuplicateDetection

Name DuplicateDetection
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<DuplicateDetection>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<TableName> ... </TableName> [0..1]
<JdbcDriver> ... </JdbcDriver> [0..1] ?
<Enabled> ... </Enabled> [0..1]
<SharedDetection> ... </SharedDetection> [0..1]
<DatabaseUrl> ... </DatabaseUrl> [0..1] ?
<DatabaseUser> ... </DatabaseUser> [0..1]
<DatabaseProperties> ... </DatabaseProperties> [0..1]
<DatabasePassword> ... </DatabasePassword> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</DuplicateDetection>
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Element: DynamicRoutingParameters

Name DynamicRoutingParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<DynamicRoutingParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<UserName> ... </UserName> [0..1]
<Password> ... </Password> [0..1]
<Broker> ... </Broker> [0..1]
<ProxyInformation> ProxyInformationType </ProxyInformation> [0..1]
<AdvertiseGlobalQueues> ... </AdvertiseGlobalQueues> [0..1]
<GlobalSubscriptionExpiration> ... </GlobalSubscriptionExpiration> [0..1]
<IdleTimeout> ... </IdleTimeout> [0..1]
<LoadBalancing> ... </LoadBalancing> [0..1]
<Sequential> ... </Sequential> [0..1]
<StaticRoutings> ... </StaticRoutings> [0..1]
<RoutingAcceptor> ... </RoutingAcceptor> [0..1]
<PropagateJmsxuserid> xsd:boolean </PropagateJmsxuserid> [0..1]
End All
</DynamicRoutingParameters>
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Element: EmbeddedDatabase

Name EmbeddedDatabase
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Location of the embedded store database.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<EmbeddedDatabase> xsd:string </EmbeddedDatabase>
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Element: EnableCentralizedLogging

Name EnableCentralizedLogging
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<EnableCentralizedLogging> xsd:boolean </EnableCentralizedLogging>
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Element: Enabled

Name Enabled
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to have the feature enabled.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Enabled> xsd:boolean </Enabled>
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Element: EnabledAlerts

Name EnabledAlerts
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<EnabledAlerts>
<Alert> [0..*]
Start All [1]
<NameOrPattern> ... </NameOrPattern> [1]
<Enabled> xsd:boolean </Enabled> [0..1]
<LowThresholds> ... </LowThresholds> [0..1]
<HighThresholds> ... </HighThresholds> [0..1]
End All
</Alert>
</EnabledAlerts>
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Element: EnabledMetrics

Name EnabledMetrics
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<EnabledMetrics>
<Metric> [0..*]
Start All [1]
<NameOrPattern> ... </NameOrPattern> [1]
<Enabled> xsd:boolean </Enabled> [0..1]
End All
</Metric>
</EnabledMetrics>
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Element: EnableLoadBalancing

Name EnableLoadBalancing
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Select to enable load balancing. By default, any broker in a cluster is capable of redirecting incoming connections to another broker in the same cluster. Incoming connections can come from a routing broker or a JMS client.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<EnableLoadBalancing> xsd:boolean </EnableLoadBalancing>
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Element: EnableMessageGrouping

Name EnableMessageGrouping
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to have the feature enabled.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<EnableMessageGrouping> xsd:boolean </EnableMessageGrouping>
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Element: EnableQueueCleanup

Name EnableQueueCleanup
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to enable periodic checking of queues for expired messages.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<EnableQueueCleanup> xsd:boolean </EnableQueueCleanup>
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Element: EndpointParameters

Name EndpointParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<EndpointParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<UndeliveredDestinationName> ... </UndeliveredDestinationName> [0..1]
<SoapRoles> SoapRolesType </SoapRoles> [0..1]
<MapCertificateToUser> ... </MapCertificateToUser> [0..1]
<Credentials> CredentialsType </Credentials> [0..1]
<PreserveUndelivered> ... </PreserveUndelivered> [0..1]
<NotifyUndelivered> ... </NotifyUndelivered> [0..1]
<Authentication> AuthenticationType </Authentication> [0..1]
<WsdlLocation> ... </WsdlLocation> [0..1]
<UndeliveredDestinationType> ... </UndeliveredDestinationType> [0..1]
<Timeout> ... </Timeout> [0..1]
<Truststore> KeystoreType </Truststore> [0..1]
<Priority> ... </Priority> [0..1]
<TimeToLive> ... </TimeToLive> [0..1]
End All
</EndpointParameters>
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Element: ESBContainerParameters

Name ESBContainerParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ESBContainerParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<Resources> ResourcesType </Resources> [0..1]
<UseIntraContainer> xsd:boolean </UseIntraContainer> [0..1]
<HttpDefaultConnection> xsd:string </HttpDefaultConnection> [0..1]
<JmsDefaultConnection> xsd:string </JmsDefaultConnection> [0..1]
<ActionalConfig> [0..1]
Start All [1]
<InterceptorEnabled> xsd:boolean </InterceptorEnabled> [0..1]
<PayloadReportingEnabled> xsd:boolean </PayloadReportingEnabled> [0..1]
End All
</ActionalConfig>
<Log4jConfiguration> xsd:string </Log4jConfiguration> [0..1]
<SpringConfiguration> xsd:string </SpringConfiguration> [0..1]
End All
</ESBContainerParameters>
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Element: ExternalUrl

Name ExternalUrl
Type xsd:anyURI
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation When configured (with the same protocol and your preferred URL and port), defines the address that the broker sends to clients and other brokers when it identifies this acceptor.
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XML Instance Representation
<ExternalUrl> xsd:anyURI </ExternalUrl>
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Element: FailureDetectionTimeout

Name FailureDetectionTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Sets the delay before the Directory Service instance in the standby role initiates failover after losing connection to the active Directory Service. A positive integer value specifies time in seconds; the value 0 specifies that immediate failover should occur. The default value is 0.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<FailureDetectionTimeout> xsd:integer </FailureDetectionTimeout>
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Element: FailureDetectTimeout

Name FailureDetectTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The number of seconds a broker in the STANDBY state will wait, after losing all replication connections, before failing over to the STANDALONE state. During this time, all replication connections are retried at 1 second intervals. The default value is 0 which means that failover is immediate.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<FailureDetectTimeout> xsd:integer </FailureDetectTimeout>
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Element: FaultDetectionInterval

Name FaultDetectionInterval
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation If Role is PRIMARY or BACKUP, the frequency in seconds for the standby container to test whether to failover to become the active Directory Service.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<FaultDetectionInterval> xsd:integer </FaultDetectionInterval>
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Element: FaultDetectionTimeout

Name FaultDetectionTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The ping request timeout, in seconds.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<FaultDetectionTimeout> xsd:integer </FaultDetectionTimeout>
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Element: FaultToleranceDetectionInterval

Name FaultToleranceDetectionInterval
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation <UL>
<LI>
Standby Directory Service to test whether to failover to become the active Directory Service
</LI>
<LI>
Active Directory Service to test whether the other Directory Service is also active
</LI>
</UL>
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<FaultToleranceDetectionInterval> xsd:integer </FaultToleranceDetectionInterval>
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Element: FlowControlMonitorInterval

Name FlowControlMonitorInterval
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Interbroker flow control notifications are enabled by setting the broker or cluster management parameter ClusterFcMonitorInterval to the desired monitoring interval specified in seconds. This property is specified at the cluster level for clustered brokers and at the broker level for non-clustered brokers. A value of 0 means that the broker will not be monitored for flow control. The default is 15 seconds. The management property is dynamic.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<FlowControlMonitorInterval> xsd:integer </FlowControlMonitorInterval>
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Element: FlowToDisk

Name FlowToDisk
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Select to specify that whenever a subscriber's in-memory buffer is full, the broker should offload the messages for that subscriber to the persistent storage mechanism without blocking the publisher(s). Deselect to specify that whenever any subscriber's buffer is full, the publisher is blocked until the subscriber processes more messages. For brokers in a cluster, the FlowToDisk value is taken from the cluster setting; an attempt to set individual FlowToDisk values on the member brokers of the cluster will result in an error
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<FlowToDisk> xsd:boolean </FlowToDisk>
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Element: Forward

Name Forward
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation A Notification type to be forwarded by a Collections Monitor
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Forward> xsd:string </Forward>
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Element: Global

Name Global
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Select to allow applications connected to other brokers in the cluster or brokers in other nodes to send to the queue.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Global> xsd:boolean </Global>
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Element: GlobalSubscriptionExpiration

Name GlobalSubscriptionExpiration
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Default value for the expiration period in hours for global subscriptions if the node that requested them is not accessible
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<GlobalSubscriptionExpiration> xsd:integer </GlobalSubscriptionExpiration>
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Element: GlobalSubscriptionForwarding

Name GlobalSubscriptionForwarding
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to enable the routing node to forward global subscriptions
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<GlobalSubscriptionForwarding> xsd:boolean </GlobalSubscriptionForwarding>
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Element: GroupIdleTimeout

Name GroupIdleTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set the group idle timeout value.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<GroupIdleTimeout> xsd:integer </GroupIdleTimeout>
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Element: GroupMessagesByUrl

Name GroupMessagesByUrl
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "false" to indicate that all messages sent through this routing definition should be delivered in the order they were sent by the client applications and that all messages sent using this routing definition will be sent through a single pending queue. When "true" (the default), each message sent to this routing definition to be examined for the URL when the destination is created in the form routing_node_name::http://destinationURL. The broker uses the value of that destination URL to group messages for the same destination, sending them through a separate pending queue.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<GroupMessagesByUrl> xsd:boolean </GroupMessagesByUrl>
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Element: HighThreshold

Name HighThreshold
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation High notification count threshold.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HighThreshold> xsd:integer </HighThreshold>
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Element: HistoryDurationHours

Name HistoryDurationHours
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Duration (hours) for which historical monitoring data will be held.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HistoryDurationHours> xsd:integer </HistoryDurationHours>
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Element: HostManagerParameters

Name HostManagerParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HostManagerParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<Resources> ResourcesType </Resources> [0..1]
End All
</HostManagerParameters>
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Element: HttpBasic

Name HttpBasic
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to use Http Basic authentication.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HttpBasic> xsd:boolean </HttpBasic>
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Element: HttpBasicRoutingParameters

Name HttpBasicRoutingParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HttpBasicRoutingParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<UserName> ... </UserName> [0..1]
<Password> ... </Password> [0..1]
<Broker> ... </Broker> [0..1]
<ProxyInformation> ProxyInformationType </ProxyInformation> [0..1]
<GroupMessagesByUrl> ... </GroupMessagesByUrl> [0..1]
<OneWayRetryCount> ... </OneWayRetryCount> [0..1]
<OneWayTimeout> ... </OneWayTimeout> [0..1]
<RetryInterval> ... </RetryInterval> [0..1] ?
<ContentTypeMapping> ... </ContentTypeMapping> [0..1]
<ContentReply> ... </ContentReply> [0..1]
<ContentReplyRetryCount> ... </ContentReplyRetryCount> [0..1]
<ContentReplyTimeout> ... </ContentReplyTimeout> [0..1]
<ContentReplyUser> ... </ContentReplyUser> [0..1]
End All
</HttpBasicRoutingParameters>
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Element: HttpDirectAcceptorParameters

Name HttpDirectAcceptorParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HttpDirectAcceptorParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<SslParams> SslType </SslParams> [0..1]
<HttpProtocols> ... </HttpProtocols> [0..1]
<SoapProtocols> ... </SoapProtocols> [0..1]
<JmsProtocols> ... </JmsProtocols> [0..1]
<ExternalUrl> ... </ExternalUrl> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</HttpDirectAcceptorParameters>
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Element: HttpDirectOutboundDispatchThreads

Name HttpDirectOutboundDispatchThreads
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The total number of threads assigned to HTTP Direct outbound dispatches. The default value is 10 and the minimum value is 1.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HttpDirectOutboundDispatchThreads> xsd:integer </HttpDirectOutboundDispatchThreads>
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Element: HttpDirectOutboundReservedForGroupedRequestsThreads

Name HttpDirectOutboundReservedForGroupedRequestsThreads
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The subset of the Total HTTP Direct Dispatch Threads that are reserved for group requests (an advanced concept used by other Sonic Software products that use SonicMQ as the messaging bus.) The default is to reserve 0 threads for group requests.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HttpDirectOutboundReservedForGroupedRequestsThreads> xsd:integer </HttpDirectOutboundReservedForGroupedRequestsThreads>
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Element: HttpHeaders

Name HttpHeaders
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to use Http headers X-JMS-User and X-JMS-Password for authentication.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HttpHeaders> xsd:boolean </HttpHeaders>
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Element: HttpJmsRoutingParameters

Name HttpJmsRoutingParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HttpJmsRoutingParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<UserName> ... </UserName> [0..1]
<Password> ... </Password> [0..1]
<Broker> ... </Broker> [0..1]
<ProxyInformation> ProxyInformationType </ProxyInformation> [0..1]
<GroupMessagesByUrl> ... </GroupMessagesByUrl> [0..1]
<OneWayRetryCount> ... </OneWayRetryCount> [0..1]
<OneWayTimeout> ... </OneWayTimeout> [0..1]
<RetryInterval> ... </RetryInterval> [0..1] ?
End All
</HttpJmsRoutingParameters>
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Element: HttpProtocols

Name HttpProtocols
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HttpProtocols>
<Protocol> GenericProtocolType </Protocol> [0..*]
</HttpProtocols>
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Element: HttpSoapRoutingParameters

Name HttpSoapRoutingParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HttpSoapRoutingParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<UserName> ... </UserName> [0..1]
<Password> ... </Password> [0..1]
<Broker> ... </Broker> [0..1]
<ProxyInformation> ProxyInformationType </ProxyInformation> [0..1]
<GroupMessagesByUrl> ... </GroupMessagesByUrl> [0..1]
<OneWayRetryCount> ... </OneWayRetryCount> [0..1]
<OneWayTimeout> ... </OneWayTimeout> [0..1]
<RetryInterval> ... </RetryInterval> [0..1] ?
<ContentTypeMapping> ... </ContentTypeMapping> [0..1]
<ContentReply> ... </ContentReply> [0..1]
<ContentReplyRetryCount> ... </ContentReplyRetryCount> [0..1]
<ContentReplyTimeout> ... </ContentReplyTimeout> [0..1]
<ContentReplyUser> ... </ContentReplyUser> [0..1]
End All
</HttpSoapRoutingParameters>
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Element: HttpToJms

Name HttpToJms
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HttpToJms>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Key> ... </Key> [0..1]
<Value> ... </Value> [0..1]
End Sequence
</HttpToJms>
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Element: HttpTunnelAcceptorParameters

Name HttpTunnelAcceptorParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<HttpTunnelAcceptorParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<SslParams> SslType </SslParams> [0..1]
<ExternalUrl> ... </ExternalUrl> [0..1]
<MaxConnectionSendBufferSize> ... </MaxConnectionSendBufferSize> [0..1]
<MaxConnectionReceiveBufferSize> ... </MaxConnectionReceiveBufferSize> [0..1]
<UseLegacyHttpServer> ... </UseLegacyHttpServer> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</HttpTunnelAcceptorParameters>
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Element: Id

Name Id
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Identifier
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Id> xsd:string </Id>
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Element: IdleTimeout

Name IdleTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of minutes a transaction can remain inactive and uncommitted before the broker rolls back the transaction and closes the JMS session. The time setting is typically set high to avoid interfering with functional, yet slow, transactions. For example, in a system where a transaction is known to take from a few seconds to twenty minutes to complete, the value might be 600 (ten hours). If set to 0, transaction timeout is disabled. Transactions are allowed to remain inactive and uncommitted indefinitely. If you are using XA transactions, transaction timeout should be set to 0.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<IdleTimeout> xsd:integer </IdleTimeout>
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Element: IndoubtReconnectInterval

Name IndoubtReconnectInterval
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of seconds for a SonicMQ broker to wait between attempts to reestablish a connection with another broker to resolve indoubt messages.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<IndoubtReconnectInterval> xsd:integer </IndoubtReconnectInterval>
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Element: IndoubtTimeout

Name IndoubtTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of seconds that messages are in an indoubt state-sent, but not acknowledged-before they are automatically marked as undeliverable.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<IndoubtTimeout> xsd:integer </IndoubtTimeout>
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Element: IntervalSeconds

Name IntervalSeconds
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Interval over which to monitor the notification
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<IntervalSeconds> xsd:integer </IntervalSeconds>
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Element: JavaHome

Name JavaHome
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation For this container and each component hosted by this container, provides the complete path to the Java installation that will provide the Java Runtime Environment.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<JavaHome> xsd:string </JavaHome>
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Element: JdbcDriver

Name JdbcDriver
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<JdbcDriver> xsd:string </JdbcDriver>
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Element: JmsProtocols

Name JmsProtocols
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<JmsProtocols>
<Protocol> [0..*]
Start All [1]
<ContentTypeMapping> ... </ContentTypeMapping> [0..1]
<Name> ... </Name> [0..1]
<Urls> [0..1]
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Receiver> [0..1]
Start All [1]
<ConfigUser> ... </ConfigUser> [0..1]
<HttpBasic> ... </HttpBasic> [0..1]
<HttpHeaders> ... </HttpHeaders> [0..1]
<Url> ... </Url> [1]
<User> ... </User> [0..1]
End All
</Receiver>
<Sender> [0..1]
Start All [1]
<ConfigUser> ... </ConfigUser> [0..1]
<HttpBasic> ... </HttpBasic> [0..1]
<HttpHeaders> ... </HttpHeaders> [0..1]
<Url> ... </Url> [1]
<User> ... </User> [0..1]
End All
</Sender>
<SendReply> [0..1]
Start All [1]
<ConfigUser> ... </ConfigUser> [0..1]
<HttpBasic> ... </HttpBasic> [0..1]
<HttpHeaders> ... </HttpHeaders> [0..1]
<Url> ... </Url> [1]
<User> ... </User> [0..1]
<Timeout> ... </Timeout> [0..1]
End All
</SendReply>
End Sequence
</Urls>
End All
</Protocol>
</JmsProtocols>
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Element: JndiProviderParameters

Name JndiProviderParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<JndiProviderParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<ContextFactory> ... </ContextFactory> [1]
<ProviderUrl> ... </ProviderUrl> [0..1]
<Username> ... </Username> [0..1]
<Password> ... </Password> [0..1]
<ContextProperties> PropertiesType </ContextProperties> [0..1]
<JavaSystemProperties> PropertiesType </JavaSystemProperties> [0..1]
End All
</JndiProviderParameters>
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Element: JsseParameters

Name JsseParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<JsseParameters>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<KeystoreAlias> ... </KeystoreAlias> [0..1]
<KeystoreLocation> ... </KeystoreLocation> [0..1]
<KeystorePassword> ... </KeystorePassword> [0..1]
<KeystoreType> ... </KeystoreType> [0..1]
<KeystoreKeyPassword> ... </KeystoreKeyPassword> [0..1]
<TrustManager> ... </TrustManager> [0..1]
<TruststoreLocation> ... </TruststoreLocation> [0..1]
<TruststorePassword> ... </TruststorePassword> [0..1]
<TruststoreType> ... </TruststoreType> [0..1]
End Sequence
</JsseParameters>
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Element: JvmArguments

Name JvmArguments
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation For this container and each component hosted by this container, provides a way to define arguments that will propagate to the command line of the startup script of the JVM. If your installation is on a system that can use a 64-bit JVM, install the appropriate JVM including 64-bit JVM extensions, and then add the -d64 argument to the Java VM Options line.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<JvmArguments> xsd:string </JvmArguments>
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Element: Key

Name Key
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Key for mapping or property.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Key> xsd:string </Key>
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Element: KeystoreAlias

Name KeystoreAlias
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The Alias name for the Keystore.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<KeystoreAlias> xsd:string </KeystoreAlias>
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Element: KeystoreKeyPassword

Name KeystoreKeyPassword
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The password for the key
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<KeystoreKeyPassword> xsd:string </KeystoreKeyPassword>
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Element: KeystoreLocation

Name KeystoreLocation
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The Location of the Keystore as an absolute path.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<KeystoreLocation> xsd:string </KeystoreLocation>
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Element: KeystorePassword

Name KeystorePassword
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The Password for the Keystore.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<KeystorePassword> xsd:string </KeystorePassword>
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Element: KeystoreType

Name KeystoreType
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Choose JKS or PKCS12 as the Type. JKS is the default.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<KeystoreType> xsd:string </KeystoreType>
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Element: LoadBalancing

Name LoadBalancing
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Select to enable connect-time load balancing when connecting to a broker that supports it.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<LoadBalancing> xsd:boolean </LoadBalancing>
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Element: LoadBalancingWeight

Name LoadBalancingWeight
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<LoadBalancingWeight> xsd:integer </LoadBalancingWeight>
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Element: Location

Name Location
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Location> xsd:string </Location>
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Element: LogFileMaximumSize

Name LogFileMaximumSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The threshold for when the JMX notification system.log.Threshold is issued by the management framework container.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<LogFileMaximumSize> xsd:integer </LogFileMaximumSize>
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Element: LogFileRolloverSizeThreshold

Name LogFileRolloverSizeThreshold
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<LogFileRolloverSizeThreshold> xsd:integer </LogFileRolloverSizeThreshold>
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Element: LogFormat

Name LogFormat
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation <UL>
<LI>
Delimited Text
</LI>
<LI>
XML
</LI>
<LI>
Java Object
</LI>
</UL>
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<LogFormat> xsd:string (value comes from list: {'DELIMITED TEXT'|'XML'|'JAVA OBJECT'}) </LogFormat>
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Element: LoggerParameters

Name LoggerParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<LoggerParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<LogTextDelimiter> ... </LogTextDelimiter> [0..1]
<PollInterval> ... </PollInterval> [0..1]
<Resources> ResourcesType </Resources> [0..1]
<MaxLookbackPeriod> ... </MaxLookbackPeriod> [0..1]
<LogFormat> ... </LogFormat> [0..1]
<Metrics> MetricsType </Metrics> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</LoggerParameters>
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Element: LoggingAndAuditing

Name LoggingAndAuditing
Type LoggingAndAuditingType
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<LoggingAndAuditing>
Start All [1]
<EnforceCentralizedLogging> xsd:boolean </EnforceCentralizedLogging> [0..1]
<CentralLogDirectory> xsd:string </CentralLogDirectory> [0..1] ?
<LogFileMaximumSize> ... </LogFileMaximumSize> [0..1]
<LogFileRolloverSizeThreshold> ... </LogFileRolloverSizeThreshold> [0..1]
<AuditConfigurationChanges> xsd:boolean </AuditConfigurationChanges> [0..1]
<AuditManagementOperations> xsd:boolean </AuditManagementOperations> [0..1]
<EnableCentralizedAuditing> xsd:boolean </EnableCentralizedAuditing> [0..1]
<DefaultLog4jConfigFile> xsd:anyURI </DefaultLog4jConfigFile> [0..1]
End All
</LoggingAndAuditing>
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Element: LogTextDelimiter

Name LogTextDelimiter
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation If the log file format is delimited text, set the delimiter.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<LogTextDelimiter> xsd:string </LogTextDelimiter>
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Element: LogToConsole

Name LogToConsole
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to send container trace logging to the container process output (stdout).
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<LogToConsole> xsd:boolean </LogToConsole>
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Element: LogToFile

Name LogToFile
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to send container trace logging to a file. (You can select to send container trace logging to the console and/or a log file.)
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<LogToFile> xsd:boolean </LogToFile>
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Element: LowThreshold

Name LowThreshold
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Low notification count threshold
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<LowThreshold> xsd:integer </LowThreshold>
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Element: ManagementAuditConfig

Name ManagementAuditConfig
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The log4j audit configuration file overriding the global default.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ManagementAuditConfig> xsd:string </ManagementAuditConfig>
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Element: ManagementNode

Name ManagementNode
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Routing node of the management broker(s). This is not required for containers that connect directly to such management brokers, as opposed to those that use DRA-based management communications.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ManagementNode> xsd:string </ManagementNode>
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Element: ManagerParameters

Name ManagerParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ManagerParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<MaxPollThreads> ... </MaxPollThreads> [0..1]
<MinPollThreads> ... </MinPollThreads> [0..1]
<RefreshInterval> ... </RefreshInterval> [0..1]
<CollectionInterval> ... </CollectionInterval> [0..1]
<RepeatAlertNotifications> ... </RepeatAlertNotifications> [0..1]
<FaultToleranceDetectionInterval> ... </FaultToleranceDetectionInterval> [0..1]
<Resources> ResourcesType </Resources> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</ManagerParameters>
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Element: MapCertificateToUser

Name MapCertificateToUser
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Indicates whether the broker compares the certificate identity in the inbound message to user names specified in the broker's authentication domain. If the broker finds a matching user name, the broker uses the entry in the authentication domain for access control.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MapCertificateToUser> xsd:string </MapCertificateToUser>
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Element: MaxConnectionReceiveBufferSize

Name MaxConnectionReceiveBufferSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxConnectionReceiveBufferSize> xsd:integer </MaxConnectionReceiveBufferSize>
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Element: MaxConnections

Name MaxConnections
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Don't include element for unlimited connections or include and specify the number of connections that can be made by JMS clients
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxConnections> xsd:integer </MaxConnections>
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Element: MaxConnectionSendBufferSize

Name MaxConnectionSendBufferSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxConnectionSendBufferSize> xsd:integer </MaxConnectionSendBufferSize>
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Element: MaxFileSize

Name MaxFileSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Maximum size in bytes of each of the two broker recovery logs; the default value is 100MB for the files that are created when the logs are created. Increasing the log size requires initialization of the broker's data store and logs.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxFileSize> xsd:integer </MaxFileSize>
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Element: MaxLookbackPeriod

Name MaxLookbackPeriod
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The maximum period, in minutes, over which the Logger will collect metrics and notifications. If the Logger does not receive data from a polling query due to a break in communication or if the Logger goes down and comes back up, the Logger will retrieve data over a longer period of time to make up for the missed data (up to the maximum time specified here)
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxLookbackPeriod> xsd:integer </MaxLookbackPeriod>
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Element: MaxPollThreads

Name MaxPollThreads
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The maximum number of threads. The default value is 50. The minimum is 20 and the maximum value is 1000. The most effective setting is generally one thread for every five containers in the domain.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxPollThreads> xsd:integer (20 <= value <= 1000) </MaxPollThreads>
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Element: MaxReplicationLogSize

Name MaxReplicationLogSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Determines the maximum log size that is kept by the active DS to synchronize a lagging behind synchronizing standby. A longer synchronization protocol is required when required log date is missing. The default value, 80 MB, allows for about 10,000 pages. That value should ensure that data-copying synchronization is rare.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxReplicationLogSize> xsd:integer </MaxReplicationLogSize>
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Element: MaxSize

Name MaxSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Maximum total size in KB of enqueued messages stored on each broker in a cluster. If a queue receives a message that causes its maximum capacity to be exceeded, sending to the queue is delayed until the total queue size drops below the maximum.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxSize> xsd:integer </MaxSize>
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Element: MaxStorageSize

Name MaxStorageSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Maximum size (in megabytes) of data stored.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxStorageSize> xsd:integer </MaxStorageSize>
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Element: MaxTemporaryQueueSize

Name MaxTemporaryQueueSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Maximum size (in KBytes) of temporary queues created by applications connected to this broker.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxTemporaryQueueSize> xsd:integer </MaxTemporaryQueueSize>
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Element: MaxThreads

Name MaxThreads
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Maximum number of threads to allocate to process incoming HTTP requests. When an HTTP connection is closed, the threads dedicated to that connection are returned to the pool for the next request. When the limit is reached, incoming connections must wait for threads to become available.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxThreads> xsd:integer </MaxThreads>
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Element: MaxTopicDbSize

Name MaxTopicDbSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Maximum size in megabytes of DB storage to be used for flow to disk messages and messages for disconnected durable subscribers. The default value is 0, which means that there is no limit.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxTopicDbSize> xsd:integer </MaxTopicDbSize>
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Element: MaxWaitTime

Name MaxWaitTime
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set the maximum waiting time for a Queue.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MaxWaitTime> xsd:integer </MaxWaitTime>
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Element: Metric

Name Metric
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Metric> xsd:string </Metric>
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Element: MinConsumers

Name MinConsumers
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set the minimum number of consumers for a Queue.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MinConsumers> xsd:integer </MinConsumers>
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Element: MinPollThreads

Name MinPollThreads
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The minimum number of threads. The default value is 0.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MinPollThreads> xsd:integer </MinPollThreads>
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Element: MinThreads

Name MinThreads
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Minimum number of threads to allocate to process incoming HTTP requests.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<MinThreads> xsd:integer </MinThreads>
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Element: Name

Name Name
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Name for the protocol handler
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Name> xsd:string </Name>
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Element: Namespace

Name Namespace
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The class loader used for the container component. Can be used to force more than one component to use the same class loader, e.g. two ESB containers.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Namespace> xsd:string </Namespace>
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Element: NativeLibrary

Name NativeLibrary
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation For this container member, a required native library that is accessible on the system where the container is located.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<NativeLibrary> xsd:string </NativeLibrary>
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Element: NativeLibrarySearchPath

Name NativeLibrarySearchPath
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation For this container and each component hosted by this container, lists one or more paths to required native libraries that are accessible on the system where the container is located.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<NativeLibrarySearchPath> xsd:string </NativeLibrarySearchPath>
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Element: Notification

Name Notification
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Notification> xsd:string </Notification>
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Element: NotificationDispatchQueueSize

Name NotificationDispatchQueueSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<NotificationDispatchQueueSize> xsd:integer </NotificationDispatchQueueSize>
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Element: NotificationSubscriptionTimeout

Name NotificationSubscriptionTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<NotificationSubscriptionTimeout> xsd:integer </NotificationSubscriptionTimeout>
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Element: NotifyFactor

Name NotifyFactor
Type xsd:decimal
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Warning level for generating an administrative event when the size of a sync point written to the recovery log exceeds a percentage of the total log file size. By setting this, you can monitor peak usage of the log file during load testing or deployment to ensure the log file does not exceed its capacity and shut down the broker. The default value is 50% full.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<NotifyFactor> xsd:decimal </NotifyFactor>
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Element: NotifyUndelivered

Name NotifyUndelivered
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Indicates whether the administrator is notified when a message is undeliverable. If selected, the administrator is notified; otherwise, the administrator is not notified.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<NotifyUndelivered> xsd:boolean </NotifyUndelivered>
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Element: NumberOfRetries

Name NumberOfRetries
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of times the Activation Daemon should attempt to start the child container
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<NumberOfRetries> xsd:integer </NumberOfRetries>
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Element: OccurrenceDefinition

Name OccurrenceDefinition
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The occurrance value related to the chosen occurrence frequency.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<OccurrenceDefinition> xsd:string (pattern = \d{1,2}:\d{1,2}(;\d{1,2}(;\d{1,2})?)?) </OccurrenceDefinition>
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Element: OccurrenceFrequency

Name OccurrenceFrequency
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Yearly
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<OccurrenceFrequency> xsd:string (value comes from list: {'daily'|'weekly'|'monthly'|'yearly'}) </OccurrenceFrequency>
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Element: OneWayRetryCount

Name OneWayRetryCount
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of times the broker should attempt to make the outbound connection
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<OneWayRetryCount> xsd:integer </OneWayRetryCount>
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Element: OneWayTimeout

Name OneWayTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Maximum time to wait for an available message (in seconds).
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<OneWayTimeout> xsd:integer </OneWayTimeout>
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Element: OutgoingMsgBufferSize

Name OutgoingMsgBufferSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Threshold size of the broker-side output buffers used to send outgoing messages to clients. When the outgoing buffer approaches or exceeds the threshold size, publishing clients are throttled. Setting this to a larger value allows more messages to be buffered for each client at the risk of increasing message latency.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<OutgoingMsgBufferSize> xsd:integer </OutgoingMsgBufferSize>
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Element: ParameterSets

Name ParameterSets
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ParameterSets>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<ServiceParameters> ... </ServiceParameters> [0..1]
<BackupServiceParameters> ... </BackupServiceParameters> [0..1]
<ManagerParameters> ... </ManagerParameters> [0..1]
<BackupManagerParameters> ... </BackupManagerParameters> [0..1]
<DomainParameters> ... </DomainParameters> [0..1]
<BrokerParameters> ... </BrokerParameters> [0..1]
<BackupBrokerParameters> ... </BackupBrokerParameters> [0..1]
<AcceptorsParameters> ... </AcceptorsParameters> [0..1]
<TcpAcceptorParameters> ... </TcpAcceptorParameters> [0..1]
<HttpTunnelAcceptorParameters> ... </HttpTunnelAcceptorParameters> [0..1]
<HttpDirectAcceptorParameters> ... </HttpDirectAcceptorParameters> [0..1]
<QueueParameters> ... </QueueParameters> [0..1]
<RoutingParameters> ... </RoutingParameters> [0..1]
<HttpBasicRoutingParameters> ... </HttpBasicRoutingParameters> [0..1]
<HttpSoapRoutingParameters> ... </HttpSoapRoutingParameters> [0..1]
<HttpJmsRoutingParameters> ... </HttpJmsRoutingParameters> [0..1]
<DynamicRoutingParameters> ... </DynamicRoutingParameters> [0..1]
<WebServiceRoutingParameters> ... </WebServiceRoutingParameters> [0..1]
<ClusterParameters> ... </ClusterParameters> [0..1]
<WebServiceProtocolParameters> ... </WebServiceProtocolParameters> [0..1]
<EndpointParameters> ... </EndpointParameters> [0..1]
<ContainerParameters> ... </ContainerParameters> [0..1]
<ContainerCollectionParameters> ... </ContainerCollectionParameters> [0..1]
<ActivationDaemonContainerParameters> ... </ActivationDaemonContainerParameters> [0..1]
<CertificatesStoreParameters> ... </CertificatesStoreParameters> [0..1]
<LoggerParameters> ... </LoggerParameters> [0..1]
<CollectionsMonitorParameters> ... </CollectionsMonitorParameters> [0..1]
<ComponentCollectionParameters> ... </ComponentCollectionParameters> [0..1]
<ActivationDaemonParameters> ... </ActivationDaemonParameters> [0..1]
<JndiProviderParameters> ... </JndiProviderParameters> [0..1]
<ConnectionFactoryParameters> ... </ConnectionFactoryParameters> [0..1]
<PermissionParameters> ... </PermissionParameters> [0..1]
<ESBContainerParameters> ... </ESBContainerParameters> [0..1]
<HostManagerParameters> ... </HostManagerParameters> [0..1]
End Sequence
</ParameterSets>
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Element: Password

Name Password
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The basic authentication password used for access control on the remote HTTP server.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Password> xsd:string </Password>
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Element: Path

Name Path
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Path> xsd:string </Path>
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Element: PermissionParameters

Name PermissionParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<PermissionParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<Configure> [0..1]
Start All [1]
<Scope> xsd:string (value comes from list: {'FOLDER_SUBFOLDERS_AND_NODES'|'FOLDER_AND_SUBFOLDERS'|'FOLDER_AND_NODES'|'NODES'|'SUBFOLDERS_AND_NODES'|'SUBFOLDERS'|'FOLDER'|'NODE'}) </Scope> [1]
<Permissions> [1]
Start All [1]
<Read> PermissionValue </Read> [0..1]
<Write> PermissionValue </Write> [0..1]
<Delete> PermissionValue </Delete> [0..1]
<SetPermissions> PermissionValue </SetPermissions> [0..1]
End All
</Permissions>
End All
</Configure>
<Manage> [0..1]
Start All [1]
<Scope> xsd:string (value comes from list: {'FOLDER_AND_SUBFOLDERS_CONTAINERS_AND_COMPONENTS'|'FOLDER_AND_SUBFOLDERS_CONTAINERS'|'FOLDER_AND_SUBFOLDERS_COMPONENTS'|'FOLDER_CONTAINERS_AND_COMPONENTS'|'FOLDER_CONTAINERS'|'FOLDER_COMPONENTS'|'CONTAINER_AND_COMPONENTS'|'CONTAINER'|'CONTAINER_COMPONENTS'|'COMPONENT'}) </Scope> [1]
<Permissions> [1]
Start All [1]
<SetAttributes> PermissionValue </SetAttributes> [0..1]
<LifeCycleControl> PermissionValue </LifeCycleControl> [0..1]
<EnableDisableMetrics> PermissionValue </EnableDisableMetrics> [0..1]
<GetAttributes> PermissionValue </GetAttributes> [0..1]
<OtherActions> PermissionValue </OtherActions> [0..1]
<NotificationSubscription> PermissionValue </NotificationSubscription> [0..1]
End All
</Permissions>
End All
</Manage>
End All
</PermissionParameters>
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Element: PingInterval

Name PingInterval
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of minutes for the container to wait between verifying the Directory Service is available. The container can then know if access to the Directory Service is lost and the container can reconcile the local cache with the Directory Service when access resumes. In the Cluster Parameters, it is the amount of time in seconds that represents how often cluster peers will check their interbroker connections. The default is 30 seconds; the minimum value is 2 seconds.
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<PingInterval> xsd:integer </PingInterval>
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Element: PingTimeout

Name PingTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation This value can be specified in the Cluster Parameters and the Replication Parameters. It is the number of seconds the broker will wait for a ping reply or other traffic from its peer (FT peer or cluster peer, depending on where it's used) before it decides that the connection is broken. The default value 0 means no timeout is set. If not equal to 0, this value should be at least twice the PingInterval.
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<PingTimeout> xsd:integer </PingTimeout>
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Element: PollInterval

Name PollInterval
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The interval, in seconds, that the Logger component will poll the Collections Monitor for notifications and metrics.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<PollInterval> xsd:integer (value >= 5) </PollInterval>
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Element: PreserveUndelivered

Name PreserveUndelivered
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Indicates whether the broker preserves the message when a message is undeliverable. If selected, the broker preserves the message; otherwise, the broker does not preserve the message.
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<PreserveUndelivered> xsd:boolean </PreserveUndelivered>
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Element: PrimaryThreads

Name PrimaryThreads
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of threads dedicated to handling frequently used transaction operations associated with clients and brokers, including local transaction commits and roll backs, as well as XA transaction starts, ends, prepares, and commits.
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XML Instance Representation
<PrimaryThreads> xsd:integer </PrimaryThreads>
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Element: Priority

Name Priority
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
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<Priority> xsd:integer </Priority>
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Element: PrivateKey

Name PrivateKey
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The pathname of the file containing the encrypted private key.
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XML Instance Representation
<PrivateKey> xsd:string </PrivateKey>
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Element: PrivateKeyPassword

Name PrivateKeyPassword
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The password used to encrypt the private key.
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XML Instance Representation
<PrivateKeyPassword> xsd:string </PrivateKeyPassword>
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Element: ProviderImpl

Name ProviderImpl
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Specify the Provider, the SonicMQ adapter class name of the SSL implementation.
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XML Instance Representation
<ProviderImpl> xsd:string </ProviderImpl>
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Element: ProxyPassword

Name ProxyPassword
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Password of the Proxy Username.
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XML Instance Representation
<ProxyPassword> xsd:string </ProxyPassword>
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Element: ProxyUrl

Name ProxyUrl
Type xsd:anyURI
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation URL of the forward proxy server for the routing broker, if one is configured. A client-side forward proxy server is a third-party server that lies between one or more SonicMQ clients (or servers acting as clients) and a firewall. Per-routing proxy settings can be specified on routing definitions.
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<ProxyUrl> xsd:anyURI </ProxyUrl>
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Element: ProxyUserName

Name ProxyUserName
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation User to authenticate on the brokerwide forward proxy server for the routing broker.
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XML Instance Representation
<ProxyUserName> xsd:string </ProxyUserName>
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Element: PsDbQueueSize

Name PsDbQueueSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Buffer sizes for holding Pub/Sub messages waiting to be written to the persistent storage mechanism for disconnected durable subscriptions. If the buffer fills, then publishers that are sending messages to disconnected durable subscriptions must wait.
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XML Instance Representation
<PsDbQueueSize> xsd:integer </PsDbQueueSize>
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Element: PsGuarMsgBufferSize

Name PsGuarMsgBufferSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Threshold size of the broker-side buffers used to maintain a list of messages waiting to be acknowledged by a topic subscriber. When the volume of unacknowledged messages approaches or exceeds the threshold, publishers to the topic are throttled.
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<PsGuarMsgBufferSize> xsd:integer </PsGuarMsgBufferSize>
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Element: PtpDbQueueSize

Name PtpDbQueueSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Buffer sizes for holding PTP messages waiting to be written to the persistent storage mechanism for queues whose queue SaveThreshold has been exceeded. If the buffer fills, queue senders adding messages to the queue must wait.
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XML Instance Representation
<PtpDbQueueSize> xsd:integer </PtpDbQueueSize>
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Element: QualifiedId

Name QualifiedId
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
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XML Instance Representation
<QualifiedId> xsd:string </QualifiedId>
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Element: Queue

Name Queue
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Queue>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<EnableQueueCleanup> ... </EnableQueueCleanup> [0..1]
<MaxTemporaryQueueSize> ... </MaxTemporaryQueueSize> [0..1]
<PtpDbQueueSize> ... </PtpDbQueueSize> [0..1]
<DeliveryThreads> ... </DeliveryThreads> [0..1]
<QueueCleanupInterval> ... </QueueCleanupInterval> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</Queue>
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Element: QueueCleanupInterval

Name QueueCleanupInterval
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation If EnableQueueCleanup is "true", you can specify the approximate time interval in seconds between successive searches for expired messages.
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XML Instance Representation
<QueueCleanupInterval> xsd:integer </QueueCleanupInterval>
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Element: QueueParameters

Name QueueParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<QueueParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Global> ... </Global> [0..1]
<MaxSize> ... </MaxSize> [0..1]
<ReadExclusive> ... </ReadExclusive> [0..1]
<SaveThreshold> ... </SaveThreshold> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
<EnableMessageGrouping> ... </EnableMessageGrouping> [0..1]
<AlternateGroupName> ... </AlternateGroupName> [0..1]
<MaxWaitTime> ... </MaxWaitTime> [0..1]
<GroupIdleTimeout> ... </GroupIdleTimeout> [0..1]
<MinConsumers> ... </MinConsumers> [0..1]
End Sequence
</QueueParameters>
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Element: ReadExclusive

Name ReadExclusive
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to allow only one user to read from the queue. If more than one user has permission to receive from a read-only queue, the second user will get a JMS exception when they create a queue viewer or queue browser as long as the first user remains connected. Clustered queues cannot be exclusive. The DMQ can be exclusive.
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XML Instance Representation
<ReadExclusive> xsd:boolean </ReadExclusive>
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Element: Receiver

Name Receiver
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Receiver>
Start All [1]
<DestinationName> ... </DestinationName> [1]
<DestinationType> ... </DestinationType> [1]
<Url> ... </Url> [1]
<User> ... </User> [1]
<Timeout> ... </Timeout> [0..1]
<ConfigUser> ... </ConfigUser> [0..1]
<HttpBasic> ... </HttpBasic> [0..1]
<SslCertificate> ... </SslCertificate> [0..1]
End All
</Receiver>
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Element: RecoveryLog

Name RecoveryLog
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<RecoveryLog>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<BufferSize> ... </BufferSize> [0..1] ?
<NotifyFactor> ... </NotifyFactor> [0..1]
<Location> ... </Location> [0..1] ?
<BlockSize> ... </BlockSize> [0..1]
<MaxFileSize> ... </MaxFileSize> [0..1]
<XonceRecovery> ... </XonceRecovery> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</RecoveryLog>
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Element: RefreshInterval

Name RefreshInterval
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Frequency for the broker to update raw statistical data that depends on a time interval. The value is in seconds and can vary from 5 to 60 seconds. The default value is 20 seconds.
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XML Instance Representation
<RefreshInterval> xsd:integer </RefreshInterval>
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Element: RefreshIntervalSeconds

Name RefreshIntervalSeconds
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
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XML Instance Representation
<RefreshIntervalSeconds> xsd:integer </RefreshIntervalSeconds>
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Element: RepeatAlertNotifications

Name RepeatAlertNotifications
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation If true, configured metric alert notifications will be repeated after the first alert is issued, as long as the configured threshold is exceeded. The frequency of notifications is the configured refresh interval
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<RepeatAlertNotifications> xsd:boolean </RepeatAlertNotifications>
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Element: ReplicatePersistent

Name ReplicatePersistent
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation <UL>
<LI>
If "true", only after it has persisted the data. This protects against data loss in case of rapid consecutive failures of both brokers, and also if the first broker loses its storage media.
</LI>
<LI>
If "false", immediately on receipt. This should provide better performance.
</LI>
</UL>
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XML Instance Representation
<ReplicatePersistent> xsd:boolean </ReplicatePersistent>
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Element: Replication

Name Replication
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Replication>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<FailureDetectTimeout> ... </FailureDetectTimeout> [0..1]
<PingInterval> ... </PingInterval> [0..1]
<ReplicatePersistent> ... </ReplicatePersistent> [0..1]
<RetryInterval> ... </RetryInterval> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
<ConnectTimeout> ... </ConnectTimeout> [0..1]
<PingTimeout> ... </PingTimeout> [0..1]
End Sequence
</Replication>
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Element: ReplicationTimeout

Name ReplicationTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of seconds a transaction in the active DS will wait for its modifications to be replicated. If -1, the default value, is specified, transactions wait forever (or until the connection with the peer is lost). Specifying 0 indicates that transactions do not wait.
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<ReplicationTimeout> xsd:integer </ReplicationTimeout>
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Element: RequestTimeout

Name RequestTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Nominal maximum round-trip time for requests
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XML Instance Representation
<RequestTimeout> xsd:integer </RequestTimeout>
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Element: RetryInterval

Name RetryInterval
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of seconds between attempts by the broker to make the outbound connection to a Web server (or equivalent).
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XML Instance Representation
<RetryInterval> xsd:integer </RetryInterval>
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Element: Role

Name Role
Type xsd:anyURI
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation One of the SOAP roles played by the broker when processing messages. By default, the broker's SOAP role is ultimateReceiver. The broker's SOAP roles determine how it processes SOAP headers in the inbound message.
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XML Instance Representation
<Role> xsd:anyURI </Role>
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Element: RoutingAcceptor

Name RoutingAcceptor
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<RoutingAcceptor> xsd:string </RoutingAcceptor>
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Element: RoutingParameters

Name RoutingParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<RoutingParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<HttpDirectOutboundReservedForGroupedRequestsThreads> ... </HttpDirectOutboundReservedForGroupedRequestsThreads> [0..1]
<ConnectRetryInterval> ... </ConnectRetryInterval> [0..1]
<ConnectIdleTimeout> ... </ConnectIdleTimeout> [0..1]
<IndoubtReconnectInterval> ... </IndoubtReconnectInterval> [0..1]
<ConnectAttemptInterval> ... </ConnectAttemptInterval> [0..1]
<IndoubtTimeout> ... </IndoubtTimeout> [0..1]
<ConnectRetryCount> ... </ConnectRetryCount> [0..1]
<GlobalSubscriptionForwarding> ... </GlobalSubscriptionForwarding> [0..1]
<GlobalSubscriptionExpiration> ... </GlobalSubscriptionExpiration> [0..1]
<RoutingTimeout> ... </RoutingTimeout> [0..1]
<HttpDirectOutboundDispatchThreads> ... </HttpDirectOutboundDispatchThreads> [0..1]
<RoutingThreads> ... </RoutingThreads> [0..1]
<FlowControlMonitorInterval> ... </FlowControlMonitorInterval> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</RoutingParameters>
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Element: RoutingThreads

Name RoutingThreads
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Specify how many threads can be used by this broker to establish Dynamic Routing connections to other brokers or to move messages out of Dynamic Routing pending queues. The default value is 10.
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XML Instance Representation
<RoutingThreads> xsd:integer </RoutingThreads>
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Element: RoutingTimeout

Name RoutingTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Default value for the maximum number of seconds a message is retained in the routing queue if a routing connection cannot be established. After this period, the message expires. Depending on message settings, the message can be transferred to the Dead Message Queue and an administrative notification sent.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<RoutingTimeout> xsd:integer </RoutingTimeout>
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Element: SaveMonitoredNotifications

Name SaveMonitoredNotifications
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to maintain a history of monitored notifications.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<SaveMonitoredNotifications> xsd:boolean </SaveMonitoredNotifications>
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Element: SaveThreshold

Name SaveThreshold
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Maximum total size in KB of messages that can reside in memory at one time on each broker in the cluster. As additional messages are sent to the queue, they are saved in the data store.
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XML Instance Representation
<SaveThreshold> xsd:integer </SaveThreshold>
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Element: SaveThresholdNotifications

Name SaveThresholdNotifications
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to maintain a history of threshold notifications.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<SaveThresholdNotifications> xsd:boolean </SaveThresholdNotifications>
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Element: ScheduleEntries

Name ScheduleEntries
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ScheduleEntries>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Schedule> [0..*]
<OccurrenceFrequency> ... </OccurrenceFrequency> [1]
<Action> ... </Action> [1]
<OccurrenceDefinition> ... </OccurrenceDefinition> [1]
</Schedule>
End Sequence
</ScheduleEntries>
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Element: SecondaryThreads

Name SecondaryThreads
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of threads dedicated to handling infrequently used operations that are associated with some single-threaded resources, some XA actions, and duplicate detection.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<SecondaryThreads> xsd:integer </SecondaryThreads>
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Element: Security

Name Security
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Security>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<SetJmsxuserid> ... </SetJmsxuserid> [0..1]
<Ssl> SslType </Ssl> [0..1]
End Sequence
</Security>
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Element: Sender

Name Sender
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Sender>
Start All [1]
<DestinationName> ... </DestinationName> [1]
<DestinationType> ... </DestinationType> [1]
<Url> ... </Url> [1]
<User> ... </User> [1]
<DeliveryMode> ... </DeliveryMode> [1]
<Priority> ... </Priority> [0..1]
<TimeToLive> ... </TimeToLive> [0..1]
<ConfigUser> ... </ConfigUser> [0..1]
<HttpBasic> ... </HttpBasic> [0..1]
<SslCertificate> ... </SslCertificate> [0..1]
<PreserveUndelivered> ... </PreserveUndelivered> [0..1]
<NotifyUndelivered> ... </NotifyUndelivered> [0..1]
<UndeliveredDestinationName> ... </UndeliveredDestinationName> [0..1]
<UndeliveredDestinationType> ... </UndeliveredDestinationType> [0..1]
End All
</Sender>
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Element: SendReply

Name SendReply
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<SendReply>
Start All [1]
<DestinationName> ... </DestinationName> [1]
<DestinationType> ... </DestinationType> [1]
<Url> ... </Url> [1]
<User> ... </User> [1]
<DeliveryMode> ... </DeliveryMode> [1]
<Priority> ... </Priority> [0..1]
<TimeToLive> ... </TimeToLive> [0..1]
<Timeout> ... </Timeout> [0..1]
<ConfigUser> ... </ConfigUser> [0..1]
<HttpBasic> ... </HttpBasic> [0..1]
<SslCertificate> ... </SslCertificate> [0..1]
<PreserveUndelivered> ... </PreserveUndelivered> [0..1]
<NotifyUndelivered> ... </NotifyUndelivered> [0..1]
<UndeliveredDestinationName> ... </UndeliveredDestinationName> [0..1]
<UndeliveredDestinationType> ... </UndeliveredDestinationType> [0..1]
End All
</SendReply>
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Element: SequenceExpiration

Name SequenceExpiration
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Specifies the requested duration (in seconds) for reliable sequences that are requested by the broker for sending to remote Web Services. The default value, 0, indicates that sequences should never expire. This parameter is applied when the sending JMS client does not specify a wsrm:Expires element in the wsrm:CreateSequence request sent to the remote Web Service.
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<SequenceExpiration> xsd:integer </SequenceExpiration>
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Element: Sequential

Name Sequential
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" for sequential selection from the list of connection URLs to brokers in the remote node starting with the first URL; deselect to start with a random element in the list.
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XML Instance Representation
<Sequential> xsd:boolean </Sequential>
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Element: ServiceParameters

Name ServiceParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<ServiceParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Classpath> ... </Classpath> [0..1] ?
<DSReplication> [0..1]
Start Sequence [1..*]
<FailureDetectionTimeout> ... </FailureDetectionTimeout> [0..1]
<PingInterval> ... </PingInterval> [0..1]
<RetryInterval> ... </RetryInterval> [0..1]
<MaxReplicationLogSize> ... </MaxReplicationLogSize> [0..1]
<ReplicationTimeout> ... </ReplicationTimeout> [0..1]
<BackupFailoverReadOnly> ... </BackupFailoverReadOnly> [0..1]
<DualActiveResolution> ... </DualActiveResolution> [0..1]
<Ssl> [0..1]
Start All [1]
<BackupKeyStoreFile> xsd:string </BackupKeyStoreFile> [0..1]
<BackupKeyStorePassword> xsd:string </BackupKeyStorePassword> [0..1]
<BackupTrustStoreFile> xsd:string </BackupTrustStoreFile> [0..1]
<BackupTrustStorePassword> xsd:string </BackupTrustStorePassword> [0..1]
<CipherSuite> xsd:string </CipherSuite> [0..1]
<CloseTimeout> xsd:integer </CloseTimeout> [0..1]
<HandshakeTimeout> xsd:integer </HandshakeTimeout> [0..1]
<PrimaryKeyStoreFile> xsd:string </PrimaryKeyStoreFile> [0..1]
<PrimaryKeyStorePassword> xsd:string </PrimaryKeyStorePassword> [0..1]
<PrimaryTrustStoreFile> xsd:string </PrimaryTrustStoreFile> [0..1]
<PrimaryTrustStorePassword> xsd:string </PrimaryTrustStorePassword> [0..1]
End All
</Ssl>
End Sequence
</DSReplication>
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</ServiceParameters>
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Element: SetJmsxuserid

Name SetJmsxuserid
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to have the feature enabled.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<SetJmsxuserid> xsd:boolean </SetJmsxuserid>
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Element: SharedDetection

Name SharedDetection
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<SharedDetection> xsd:boolean </SharedDetection>
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Element: SharedHostDirectory

Name SharedHostDirectory
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to specify that the standby Directory Service will detect failure via the shared file system (rather than using a message-based ping). The standby will ignore the existence of a Directory Service lock file when failing over to an active role
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<SharedHostDirectory> xsd:boolean </SharedHostDirectory>
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Element: SoapProtocols

Name SoapProtocols
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<SoapProtocols>
<Protocol> GenericProtocolType </Protocol> [0..*]
</SoapProtocols>
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Element: SocketConnectTimeout

Name SocketConnectTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The timeout for the underlying socket.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<SocketConnectTimeout> xsd:integer </SocketConnectTimeout>
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Element: SslCertificate

Name SslCertificate
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Indicates whether certificate authentication is used (if the acceptor is HTTPS).
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<SslCertificate> xsd:boolean </SslCertificate>
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Element: StartActive

Name StartActive
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation If selected, the backup immediately transitions from the WAITING state to the ACTIVE state without waiting for a successful ping with the primary and subsequent transition to standby. (A backup only uses this property on startup.)
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<StartActive> xsd:boolean </StartActive>
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Element: StaticRoutings

Name StaticRoutings
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Set to "true" to always use the outgoing routing definition data to initiate connections; deselect to allow remote nodes to dynamically override the connection information for this node.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<StaticRoutings> xsd:boolean </StaticRoutings>
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Element: StatusPollInterval

Name StatusPollInterval
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Interval in seconds between polling for container status by the Agent Manager. If the container is deployed in a remote node, set the interval so the Agent Manager polls less frequently than the routing connection timeout, since a routing connection can timeout: If you set the poll interval less than or equal to the Connect Idle Timeout, the connection will not time out If set to 0, there is no polling and the only status recorded by the Agent Manager will be what is observed through notifications such as container start and shutdown. This interval should be set to 0 or to a very high value in a multiple management node deployment
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<StatusPollInterval> xsd:integer </StatusPollInterval>
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Element: StatusPollTimeout

Name StatusPollTimeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Time in seconds after which the Agent Manager will stop trying to obtain the container's status and assume the container's status is unknown.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<StatusPollTimeout> xsd:integer </StatusPollTimeout>
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Element: Storage

Name Storage
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Storage>
Start All [1]
<BrokerDatabase> ... </BrokerDatabase> [0..1]
<RecoveryLog> ... </RecoveryLog> [0..1]
End All
</Storage>
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Element: StoreType

Name StoreType
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Embedded or External
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<StoreType> xsd:string </StoreType>
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Element: TableName

Name TableName
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Name of the table used to store data for duplicate message detection. The default value is the value of the broker's name property followed by the string, TxnIndices.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<TableName> xsd:string </TableName>
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Element: TcpAcceptorParameters

Name TcpAcceptorParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<TcpAcceptorParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<SslParams> SslType </SslParams> [0..1]
<ExternalUrl> ... </ExternalUrl> [0..1]
<MaxConnectionSendBufferSize> ... </MaxConnectionSendBufferSize> [0..1]
<MaxConnectionReceiveBufferSize> ... </MaxConnectionReceiveBufferSize> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</TcpAcceptorParameters>
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Element: TcpNodelay

Name TcpNodelay
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Select to disable the Nagle algorithm. If not selected, the Nagle algorithm allows buffering of small data before sending the data as a fully constructed IP packet. Overall performance usually improves when the Nagle algorithm is disabled, because there are no delays due to the buffering that occurs when the algorithm is enabled.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<TcpNodelay> xsd:boolean </TcpNodelay>
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Element: Timeout

Name Timeout
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Maximum time to wait for the reply to be posted (in seconds).
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Timeout> xsd:integer </Timeout>
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Element: TimeToLive

Name TimeToLive
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Number of milliseconds for messages to live (60000 is 1 minute; 0 is infinite).
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<TimeToLive> xsd:integer </TimeToLive>
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Element: TraceMask

Name TraceMask
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Sum of the integer values for each tracing bit mask. This setting makes the settings permanent; otherwise the tracing settings last for the current session only.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<TraceMask> xsd:integer </TraceMask>
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Element: Transactions

Name Transactions
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Transactions>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<PrimaryThreads> ... </PrimaryThreads> [0..1]
<IdleTimeout> ... </IdleTimeout> [0..1]
<SecondaryThreads> ... </SecondaryThreads> [0..1]
<BufferSize> ... </BufferSize> [0..1] ?
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</Transactions>
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Element: TrustManager

Name TrustManager
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The class name for the Trustmanager.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<TrustManager> xsd:string </TrustManager>
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Element: TruststoreLocation

Name TruststoreLocation
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The location of the Truststore as an absolute path.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<TruststoreLocation> xsd:string </TruststoreLocation>
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Element: TruststorePassword

Name TruststorePassword
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The Password for the Truststore.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<TruststorePassword> xsd:string </TruststorePassword>
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Element: TruststoreType

Name TruststoreType
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The type JKS is the default.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<TruststoreType> xsd:string </TruststoreType>
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Element: Tuning

Name Tuning
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Tuning>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Queue> ... </Queue> [0..1]
<Topic> TopicTuningType </Topic> [0..1]
<Buffer> ... </Buffer> [0..1]
<Transactions> ... </Transactions> [0..1]
<DeadMessageQueueNotifyFactor> ... </DeadMessageQueueNotifyFactor> [0..1]
<Metrics> MetricsType </Metrics> [0..1]
<Cluster> [0..1]
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Enabled> ... </Enabled> [0..1] ?
<Weight> ... </Weight> [0..1]
End Sequence
</Cluster>
<Connection> [0..1]
Start Sequence [1..*]
<ClientReconnectTimeout> ... </ClientReconnectTimeout> [0..1]
<TcpNodelay> ... </TcpNodelay> [0..1]
<MaxConnections> ... </MaxConnections> [0..1]
<DomainSuffixSearchOrder> ... </DomainSuffixSearchOrder> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</Connection>
End Sequence
</Tuning>
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Element: UndeliveredDestinationName

Name UndeliveredDestinationName
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Name of the queue or topic to which undeliverable messages are sent.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<UndeliveredDestinationName> xsd:string </UndeliveredDestinationName>
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Element: UndeliveredDestinationType

Name UndeliveredDestinationType
Type Locally-defined simple type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Whether the destination to which undeliverable messages are sent is a queue or topic.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<UndeliveredDestinationType> xsd:string (value comes from list: {'QUEUE'|'TOPIC'}) </UndeliveredDestinationType>
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Element: Url

Name Url
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation As part of the http direct acceptors this specifies the URL extension to be used for the handler.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Url> xsd:string </Url>
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Element: Urls

Name Urls
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Urls>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Receiver> ... </Receiver> [0..1]
<Sender> ... </Sender> [0..1]
<SendReply> ... </SendReply> [0..1]
End Sequence
</Urls>
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Element: UseLegacyHttpServer

Name UseLegacyHttpServer
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<UseLegacyHttpServer> xsd:boolean </UseLegacyHttpServer>
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Element: User

Name User
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Username, use when security is enabled on the broker.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<User> xsd:string </User>
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Element: UserName

Name UserName
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation The basic authentication user used for access control on the remote HTTP server.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<UserName> xsd:string </UserName>
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Element: Value

Name Value
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Value for mapping or property.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Value> xsd:string </Value>
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Element: WaitMsgBufferSize

Name WaitMsgBufferSize
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Threshold size of the broker-side buffers for outgoing waiting messages. The wait buffer holds messages that arrive for a subscriber while a durable connection is being restored after being disconnected. When this buffer approaches or exceeds its threshold size, publishers are throttled. Typically, you should increase this property when large messages are in use.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<WaitMsgBufferSize> xsd:integer </WaitMsgBufferSize>
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Element: WebServiceProtocolParameters

Name WebServiceProtocolParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<WebServiceProtocolParameters
id="[1]">
Start Sequence [1..*]
<ContentTypeMapping> ... </ContentTypeMapping> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</WebServiceProtocolParameters>
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Element: WebServiceRoutingParameters

Name WebServiceRoutingParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<WebServiceRoutingParameters
id="[1]">
Start All [1]
<UserName> ... </UserName> [0..1]
<Password> ... </Password> [0..1]
<Broker> ... </Broker> [0..1]
<ProxyInformation> ProxyInformationType </ProxyInformation> [0..1]
<GroupMessagesByUrl> ... </GroupMessagesByUrl> [0..1]
<OneWayRetryCount> ... </OneWayRetryCount> [0..1]
<OneWayTimeout> ... </OneWayTimeout> [0..1]
<RetryInterval> ... </RetryInterval> [0..1] ?
<WsrmParameters> ... </WsrmParameters> [0..1]
<WssParameters> ... </WssParameters> [0..1]
<ContentTypeMapping> ... </ContentTypeMapping> [0..1]
<ContentReply> ... </ContentReply> [0..1]
<ContentReplyRetryCount> ... </ContentReplyRetryCount> [0..1]
<ContentReplyTimeout> ... </ContentReplyTimeout> [0..1]
<ContentReplyUser> ... </ContentReplyUser> [0..1]
<RoutingAcceptor> ... </RoutingAcceptor> [0..1]
End All
</WebServiceRoutingParameters>
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Element: WebServiceSecurity

Name WebServiceSecurity
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<WebServiceSecurity>
Start All [1]
<Credentials> CredentialsType </Credentials> [0..1]
<Keystore> KeystoreType </Keystore> [0..1]
<Truststore> KeystoreType </Truststore> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</WebServiceSecurity>
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Element: Weight

Name Weight
Type xsd:integer
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<Weight> xsd:integer </Weight>
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Element: WsdlLocation

Name WsdlLocation
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Location of a WSDL file in the domain. The WSDL file contains the Web Service interface associated with the URL extension; it also contains WS-Policy assertions (for WS-Security and WS-ReliableMessaging). These assertions affect how the broker enforces the effective policy of the message.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<WsdlLocation> xsd:string </WsdlLocation>
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Element: WsrmParameters

Name WsrmParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<WsrmParameters>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<SequenceExpiration> ... </SequenceExpiration> [1]
<IdleTimeout> ... </IdleTimeout> [1] ?
End Sequence
</WsrmParameters>
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Element: WssParameters

Name WssParameters
Type Locally-defined complex type
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<WssParameters>
Start All [1]
<CertificateIssuerNumber> xsd:string </CertificateIssuerNumber> [0..1]
<CertificateIssuerName> xsd:string </CertificateIssuerName> [0..1]
<Credentials> CredentialsType </Credentials> [0..1]
End All
</WssParameters>
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Element: X509Alias

Name X509Alias
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Alias used to access a certificate in the broker's keystore. The broker uses the certificate to sign an outbound message; the broker also adds the certificate to the outbound messages to identify the sending party. This property, if specified, overrides the broker's default. An application programmer can override this value on a permessage basis.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<X509Alias> xsd:string </X509Alias>
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Element: X509Password

Name X509Password
Type xsd:string
Nillable no
Abstract no
Documentation Password associated with the certificate.
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<X509Password> xsd:string </X509Password>
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Element: XonceRecovery

Name XonceRecovery
Type xsd:boolean
Nillable no
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<XonceRecovery> xsd:boolean </XonceRecovery>
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Global Definitions

Complex Type: AuthenticationType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name AuthenticationType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<HttpBasic> ... </HttpBasic> [0..1]
<SslCertificate> ... </SslCertificate> [0..1]
<ConfigUser> ... </ConfigUser> [0..1]
End Sequence
</...>
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Complex Type: CentralConnectionType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name CentralConnectionType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<RequestTimeout> ... </RequestTimeout> [0..1]
<SocketConnectTimeout> ... </SocketConnectTimeout> [0..1]
<ConnectTimeout> ... </ConnectTimeout> [0..1]
<LoadBalancing> ... </LoadBalancing> [0..1]
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: ContainerAdvancedType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name ContainerAdvancedType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<StatusPollInterval> ... </StatusPollInterval> [0..1]
<StatusPollTimeout> ... </StatusPollTimeout> [0..1]
<MinThreads> ... </MinThreads> [0..1]
<MaxThreads> ... </MaxThreads> [0..1]
<NotificationDispatchQueueSize> ... </NotificationDispatchQueueSize> [0..1]
<RequestTimeout> ... </RequestTimeout> [0..1]
<ConnectTimeout> ... </ConnectTimeout> [0..1]
<SocketConnectTimeout> ... </SocketConnectTimeout> [0..1]
<LoadBalancing> ... </LoadBalancing> [0..1]
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: ContainerDirectoryType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name ContainerDirectoryType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<CacheLocation> ... </CacheLocation> [0..1]
<CacheMaximumData> ... </CacheMaximumData> [0..1]
<BlobCacheSize> ... </BlobCacheSize> [0..1]
<PingInterval> ... </PingInterval> [0..1]
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: ContainerEnvironmentType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name ContainerEnvironmentType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<ArchiveSearchPath> ... </ArchiveSearchPath> [0..1]
<JavaHome> ... </JavaHome> [0..1]
<NativeLibrarySearchPath> ... </NativeLibrarySearchPath> [0..1]
<JvmArguments> ... </JvmArguments> [0..1]
<JavaSystemProperties> PropertiesType </JavaSystemProperties> [0..1] ?
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: ContainerMemberType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name ContainerMemberType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<Id> ... </Id> [0..1]
<Key> ... </Key> [0..1]
<TraceMask> ... </TraceMask> [0..1]
<Value> ... </Value> [0..1]
<Namespace> ... </Namespace> [0..1]
<DeploymentProperties> PropertiesType </DeploymentProperties> [0..1]
<NativeLibrary> ... </NativeLibrary> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
<EnabledMetrics> ... </EnabledMetrics> [0..1]
<EnabledAlerts> ... </EnabledAlerts> [0..1]
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: ContainerResourcesType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name ContainerResourcesType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<ArchiveName> ... </ArchiveName> [0..1]
<Classpath> ... </Classpath> [0..1]
<ActionalSDKArchiveName> ... </ActionalSDKArchiveName> [0..1]
<ActionalPlugmakerArchiveName> ... </ActionalPlugmakerArchiveName> [0..1]
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: CredentialsType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name CredentialsType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<UserName> ... </UserName> [0..1]
<Password> ... </Password> [0..1]
<X509Alias> ... </X509Alias> [0..1]
<X509Password> ... </X509Password> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</...>
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Complex Type: EndpointType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name EndpointType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<UndeliveredDestinationName> ... </UndeliveredDestinationName> [0..1]
<SoapRoles> SoapRolesType </SoapRoles> [0..1]
<MapCertificateToUser> ... </MapCertificateToUser> [0..1]
<Credentials> CredentialsType </Credentials> [0..1]
<PreserveUndelivered> ... </PreserveUndelivered> [0..1]
<NotifyUndelivered> ... </NotifyUndelivered> [0..1]
<Authentication> AuthenticationType </Authentication> [0..1]
<WsdlLocation> ... </WsdlLocation> [0..1]
<UndeliveredDestinationType> ... </UndeliveredDestinationType> [0..1]
<Timeout> ... </Timeout> [0..1]
<Truststore> KeystoreType </Truststore> [0..1]
<Priority> ... </Priority> [0..1]
<TimeToLive> ... </TimeToLive> [0..1]
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: FaultToleranceType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name FaultToleranceType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<FaultDetectionInterval> ... </FaultDetectionInterval> [0..1]
<FaultDetectionTimeout> ... </FaultDetectionTimeout> [0..1]
<StartActive> ... </StartActive> [0..1]
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: GenericProtocolType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name GenericProtocolType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<ContentTypeMapping> ... </ContentTypeMapping> [0..1]
<Name> ... </Name> [0..1]
<Urls> ... </Urls> [0..1]
<Path> ... </Path> [0..1]
End Sequence
</...>
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Complex Type: KeystoreType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name KeystoreType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<KeystoreLocation> ... </KeystoreLocation> [0..1]
<KeystorePassword> ... </KeystorePassword> [0..1]
<KeystoreType> ... </KeystoreType> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</...>
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Complex Type: LoggingAndAuditingType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name LoggingAndAuditingType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<EnforceCentralizedLogging> xsd:boolean </EnforceCentralizedLogging> [0..1]
<CentralLogDirectory> xsd:string </CentralLogDirectory> [0..1] ?
<LogFileMaximumSize> ... </LogFileMaximumSize> [0..1]
<LogFileRolloverSizeThreshold> ... </LogFileRolloverSizeThreshold> [0..1]
<AuditConfigurationChanges> xsd:boolean </AuditConfigurationChanges> [0..1]
<AuditManagementOperations> xsd:boolean </AuditManagementOperations> [0..1]
<EnableCentralizedAuditing> xsd:boolean </EnableCentralizedAuditing> [0..1]
<DefaultLog4jConfigFile> xsd:anyURI </DefaultLog4jConfigFile> [0..1]
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: LoggingType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name LoggingType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<LogToConsole> ... </LogToConsole> [0..1]
<LogToFile> ... </LogToFile> [0..1]
<LogFileMaximumSize> ... </LogFileMaximumSize> [0..1]
<LogFileRolloverSizeThreshold> ... </LogFileRolloverSizeThreshold> [0..1]
<EnableCentralizedLogging> ... </EnableCentralizedLogging> [0..1]
<TraceMask> ... </TraceMask> [0..1]
<ManagementAuditConfig> ... </ManagementAuditConfig> [0..1]
<ActionalLogInterceptor> ... </ActionalLogInterceptor> [0..1]
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: MetricsType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name MetricsType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<RefreshInterval> ... </RefreshInterval> [0..1]
<CollectionInterval> ... </CollectionInterval> [0..1]
<RepeatAlertNotifications> ... </RepeatAlertNotifications> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: PropertiesType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name PropertiesType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Property> [0..1]
Start All [1]
<Key> ... </Key> [1]
<Value> ... </Value> [1]
End All
</Property>
End Sequence
</...>
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Complex Type: ProxyInformationType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name ProxyInformationType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<ProxyUserName> ... </ProxyUserName> [0..1]
<ProxyPassword> ... </ProxyPassword> [0..1]
<ProxyUrl> ... </ProxyUrl> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: ResourcesType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name ResourcesType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start All [1]
<ArchiveName> ... </ArchiveName> [0..1]
<Classpath> ... </Classpath> [0..1] ?
End All
</...>
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Complex Type: SoapRolesType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name SoapRolesType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<Role> ... </Role> [0..1]
End Sequence
</...>
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Complex Type: SslBBType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name SslBBType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<CertificateChainForm> ... </CertificateChainForm> [0..1]
<PrivateKey> ... </PrivateKey> [0..1]
<CaCertificatesDir> ... </CaCertificatesDir> [0..1]
<PrivateKeyPassword> ... </PrivateKeyPassword> [0..1]
<CertificateChain> ... </CertificateChain> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</...>
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Complex Type: SslType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name SslType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<ProviderImpl> ... </ProviderImpl> [0..1]
<CertificateChainForm> ... </CertificateChainForm> [0..1]
<PrivateKey> ... </PrivateKey> [0..1]
<JsseParameters> ... </JsseParameters> [0..1]
<CaCertificatesDir> ... </CaCertificatesDir> [0..1]
<PrivateKeyPassword> ... </PrivateKeyPassword> [0..1]
<ClientAuthentication> ... </ClientAuthentication> [0..1]
<CipherSuites> ... </CipherSuites> [0..1]
<CertificateChain> ... </CertificateChain> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</...>
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Complex Type: TopicTuningType

Super-types: None
Sub-types: None
Name TopicTuningType
Abstract no
Diagram
XML Instance Representation
<...>
Start Sequence [1..*]
<FlowToDisk> ... </FlowToDisk> [0..1]
<MaxTopicDbSize> ... </MaxTopicDbSize> [0..1]
<PsDbQueueSize> ... </PsDbQueueSize> [0..1]
<Annotation> ... </Annotation> [0..1]
End Sequence
</...>
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Simple Type: PermissionValue

Super-types: xsd:string < PermissionValue (by restriction)
Sub-types: None
Name PermissionValue
Content
  • Base XSD Type: string
  • value comes from list: {'ALLOW'|'DENY'|'NOTSET'}
Diagram
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Legend

Complex Type:

Schema Component Type

AusAddress

Schema Component Name
Super-types: Address < AusAddress (by extension)
Sub-types:
  • QLDAddress (by restriction)
If this schema component is a type definition, its type hierarchy is shown in a gray-bordered box.
Name AusAddress
Abstract no
The table above displays the properties of this schema component.
XML Instance Representation
<... country="Australia" >
<unitNo> string </unitNo> [0..1]
<houseNo> string </houseNo> [1]
<street> string </street> [1]
Start Choice [1]
<city> string </city> [1]
<town> string </town> [1]
End Choice
<state> AusStates </state> [1]
<postcode> string <<pattern = [1-9][0-9]{3}>> </postcode> [1] ?
</...>

The XML Instance Representation table above shows the schema component's content as an XML instance.

Schema Component Representation
<complexType name="AusAddress">
<complexContent>
<extension base="Address">
<sequence>
<element name="state" type="AusStates"/>
<element name="postcode">
<simpleType>
<restriction base="string">
<pattern value="[1-9][0-9]{3}"/>
</restriction>
</simpleType>
</element>
</sequence>
<attribute name="country" type="string" fixed="Australia"/>
</extension>
</complexContent>
</complexType>
The Schema Component Representation table above displays the underlying XML representation of the schema component. (Annotations are not shown.)
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Glossary

Abstract (Applies to complex type definitions and element declarations). An abstract element or complex type cannot used to validate an element instance. If there is a reference to an abstract element, only element declarations that can substitute the abstract element can be used to validate the instance. For references to abstract type definitions, only derived types can be used.

All Model Group Child elements can be provided in any order in instances. See: http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#element-all.

Choice Model Group Only one from the list of child elements and model groups can be provided in instances. See: http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#element-choice.

Collapse Whitespace Policy Replace tab, line feed, and carriage return characters with space character (Unicode character 32). Then, collapse contiguous sequences of space characters into single space character, and remove leading and trailing space characters.

Disallowed Substitutions (Applies to element declarations). If substitution is specified, then substitution group members cannot be used in place of the given element declaration to validate element instances. If derivation methods, e.g. extension, restriction, are specified, then the given element declaration will not validate element instances that have types derived from the element declaration's type using the specified derivation methods. Normally, element instances can override their declaration's type by specifying an xsi:type attribute.

Key Constraint Like Uniqueness Constraint, but additionally requires that the specified value(s) must be provided. See: http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#cIdentity-constraint_Definitions.

Key Reference Constraint Ensures that the specified value(s) must match value(s) from a Key Constraint or Uniqueness Constraint. See: http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#cIdentity-constraint_Definitions.

Model Group Groups together element content, specifying the order in which the element content can occur and the number of times the group of element content may be repeated. See: http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#Model_Groups.

Nillable (Applies to element declarations). If an element declaration is nillable, instances can use the xsi:nil attribute. The xsi:nil attribute is the boolean attribute, nil, from the http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance namespace. If an element instance has an xsi:nil attribute set to true, it can be left empty, even though its element declaration may have required content.

Notation A notation is used to identify the format of a piece of data. Values of elements and attributes that are of type, NOTATION, must come from the names of declared notations. See: http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#cNotation_Declarations.

Preserve Whitespace Policy Preserve whitespaces exactly as they appear in instances.

Prohibited Derivations (Applies to type definitions). Derivation methods that cannot be used to create sub-types from a given type definition.

Prohibited Substitutions (Applies to complex type definitions). Prevents sub-types that have been derived using the specified derivation methods from validating element instances in place of the given type definition.

Replace Whitespace Policy Replace tab, line feed, and carriage return characters with space character (Unicode character 32).

Sequence Model Group Child elements and model groups must be provided in the specified order in instances. See: http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#element-sequence.

Substitution Group Elements that are members of a substitution group can be used wherever the head element of the substitution group is referenced.

Substitution Group Exclusions (Applies to element declarations). Prohibits element declarations from nominating themselves as being able to substitute a given element declaration, if they have types that are derived from the original element's type using the specified derivation methods.

Target Namespace The target namespace identifies the namespace that components in this schema belongs to. If no target namespace is provided, then the schema components do not belong to any namespace.

Uniqueness Constraint Ensures uniqueness of an element/attribute value, or a combination of values, within a specified scope. See: http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#cIdentity-constraint_Definitions.

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