User Specified Connection Properties for Messaging Types

If you opt to create an endpoint using the New service wizard while creating a message service, you must enter connection properties. Use the following tablse to determine the set of connection properties for each messaging type.

Email and FTP

Connection Property	Description
Host	Enter the host name.
Password	Enter a password.
Port	For email, enter the port number used by the email server. The default is 25. For FTP, enter the port number used by the FTP server. The default is 21.
Protocol	For email, select SMTP for a service that sends outbound messages. For FTP, select FTP or FTPS (secure FTP).
User	Enter the user name.

File

Connection Property	Description
File Directory	Fully qualified path to the file.

JMS

Connection Property	Description
Destination Type	Select queue.
Driver Classpath	Enter the driver classpath or choose the Driver Name in the next field. If you choose a Driver Name, the classpath is automatically completed.
Driver Name	Select ... to open the Driver Definitions dialog and choose the JMS driver. When you choose a driver, the driver classpath is automatically completed.
Initial Context Factory	Enter the initial context factory that is used to look up connection factory and queue objects. Example: com.sybase.jms.InitialContextFactory
JNDI Provider URL	URL for the server hosting the session. Required. Legacy Key: JMS_SES_PROVIDER_URL Example: iiop://<machine name>:9000 The example assumes the default port number, 9000 is used. Verify that the port number in the <server install directory>\EAServer\eas_install.props file is com.Sybase.jaguar.install.listeners.iiop.
Queue	Enter the name of the transport specific instance queue name.
Queue Connection Factory	Enter the name of the connection factory that is used to connect to queues. Example: javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory