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Appendix A Administered Object Attributes
This appendix provides reference tables for the attributes of the ConnectionFactory, XAConnectionFactory, destination, and endpoint administered objects.
ConnectionFactory Administered Object
Table A-1 summarizes the configurable properties of both ConnectionFactory and XAConnectionFactory administered objects. The attributes are presented in alphabetical order for quick reference. For groupings of these attributes in functional categories, and a description of each, see "MQ Client Runtime Configurable Properties".
For more information on using ConnectionFactory administered objects see Chapter 3, "Using Administered Objects."
Destination Administered Objects
A destination administered object represents a physical destination (a queue or a topic) in a broker to which the publicly-named destination object corresponds. Its only attribute is the physical destination's internal, provider-specific name. By creating a destination object, you allow a client's MessageConsumer and/or MessageProducer objects to access the corresponding physical destination.
Table A-2    Destination Attributes
Attribute/property name
Type
Default
imqDestinationDescription
String
A Description for the Destination Object
imqDestinationName
String1
Untitled_Destination_Object
1 Destination names can contain only alphanumeric characters (no spaces) and must begin with an alphabetic character or the characters "_" and/or "$". For more information on Destination administered objects see Chapter 3, "Using Administered Objects."
Endpoint Administered Objects
An endpoint administered object represents an endpoint object. By creating an administered object for an endpoint, you allow the endpoint to be accessed through a look-up operation while isolating specific endpoint information from application code or particular provider requirements. You can set one or more attributes for an endpoint administered object. These are described in Table A-3.
For additional information about endpoint administered objects, see "Using JAXM Administered Objects".