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Sun Java System Message Queue 3.5 SP1 Administration Guide 

List of Procedures

To Set Up a Production Environment
To Set Up a Production Environment
To Start the Administration Console
To Display Administration Console Help Information
To Start a Broker
To Add a Broker to the Administration Console
To Change the Administrator Password
To Connect to the Broker
To View Available Connection Services
To Add a Queue Destination to a Broker
To View the Properties of a Physical Destination
To Purge Messages From a Destination
To Delete a Destination
To Add a File-system Object Store
To Display the Properties of an Object Store
To Connect to an Object Store
To Add a Connection Factory to an Object Store
To Add a Destination to an Object Store
To View or Update the Properties of a Destination Object
To Run the HelloWorldMessageJNDI Application
To Start a Broker Instance That Uses the Default Broker Name and Configuration
To Start a Broker Instance With a Trial Enterprise Edition License
To Start a Named Broker Instance With Plugged-in Persistence
To Connect Brokers into a Cluster
To Configure Secure Connections Within a Cluster
To Add a New Broker to an Existing Cluster
To Restart a Broker That is Already a Member of an Existing Cluster
To Remove a Broker From an Existing Cluster
To Back Up the Configuration Change Record
To Restore the Master Broker in Case of Failure
To Change the Logger Configuration for a Broker
To Reclaim Unused Destination Disk Space
To Edit the Configuration File to use an LDAP Server
To Set Up an SSL-based Connection Service
To Regenerate a Key Pair
To Enable an SSL-based Service in the Broker
To Use the metrics Subcommand
To Use Log Files to Report Metrics Information
To Set Up Message-based Monitoring
To Plug in a JDBC-accessible Data Store
To Enable HTTP Support
To Activate the httpjms Connection Service
To Add a Tunnel Servlet
To Configure a Virtual Path (Servlet URL) for a Tunnel Servlet
To Load the Tunnel Servlet at Web Server Startup
To Disable the Server Access Log
To Deploy the http Tunnel Servlet as a WAR File
To Deploy the HTTP Tunnel Servlet in an Application Server 7.0 Environment
To Modify the Application Server’s server.policy File
To Enable HTTPS Support
To Activate the httpsjms Connection Service
To Configure JSSE
To Add a Tunnel Servlet
To Configure a Virtual Path (servlet URL) for a Tunnel Servlet
To Load the Tunnel Servlet at Web Server Startup
To Disable the Server Access Log
To Modify the HTTPS Tunnel Servlet WAR File
To Deploy the https Tunnel Servlet as a WAR File
To Deploy the HTTPS Tunnel Servlet in an Application Server 7.0 Environment
To Modify the Application Server’s server.policy File
To See Logged Service Error Events


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