Sun Java System Message Queue 3.7 UR1 Administration Guide

Windows

Table A–3 shows the location of Message Queue data on the Windows operating system. The table also applies to the Solaris platform when Message Queue is bundled with the standalone version of Sun Java System Application Server. That version of Application Server is bundled with neither Solaris nor Sun Java Enterprise System. Use the path names in Table A–3, but change the direction of the slash characters from the Windows backslash (\) to the Solaris forward slash (/). See Directory Variable Conventions for definitions of the IMQ_HOME and IMQ_VARHOME directory variables.

Table A–3 Message Queue Data Locations on Windows Platform


Data Category	Location
Broker instance configuration properties	`IMQ_VARHOME\instances\instanceName\props\config.properties`
Broker configuration file templates	`IMQ_HOME\lib\props\broker\`
Persistent store (messages, destinations, durable subscriptions, transactions)	`IMQ_VARHOME\instances\instanceName\fs350\`or a JDBC-accessible data store
Broker instance log file directory (default location)	`IMQ_VARHOME\instances\instanceName\log\`
Administered objects (object store)	Local directory of your choice or an LDAP server
Security: user repository	`IMQ_VARHOME\instances\instanceName\etc\passwd`or an LDAP server
Security: access control file (default location)	`IMQ_VARHOME\instances\instanceName\etc\accesscontrol.properties`
Security: password file directory (default location)	`IMQ_HOME\etc\`
Security: example password file	`IMQ_HOME\etc\passfile.sample`
Security: broker’s key store file location	`IMQ_HOME\etc\`
JavaDoc API documentation	`IMQ_HOME\javadoc\index.html`
Example applications and configurations	`IMQ_HOME\demo\`
Java archive (`.jar`), Web archive (`.war`), and Resource Adapter archive (`.rar`) files	`IMQ_HOME\lib\`