Using Patch Bay with Other JMS Providers

Using Patch Bay with Other JMS Providers

Patch Bay comes preconfigured to use Local JMS and SQL JMS, but you can configure it to use other providers in addition or instead. For example, if you are running the ATG platform on IBM WebSphere Application Server or on BEA WebLogic Server, you may prefer to use your application server’s JMS provider. Or, if you have purchased a 3rd-party JMS provider, you can use that system as well.

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Introduction
Nucleus: Organizing JavaBean Components
- Building Applications from JavaBeans
  - Using Properties to Connect Components
  - Using Events to Connect Components
- Basic Nucleus Operation
- Using Nucleus
- Component Scopes
- Managing Properties Files
- XML File Combination
- Writing Nucleus Components
- Nucleus API
- Dynamic Beans
- Customizing the Administration Interface
- Spring Integration
  - NucleusResolverUtil
  - NucleusPublisher
Developing and Assembling Nucleus-Based Applications
- Developing Applications
  - Development Mode and Standalone Mode
  - Using the ACC
- Nucleus-Based Application Structures
- Assembling Applications
  - Command Options
- Changing the Dynamo Admin UI User Name and Password
  - Logging Attempts to Access the Administration Server
- Invoking the Application Assembler Through an Ant Task
  - CreateUnpackedEarTask
  - PackEarFileTask
Working with Application Modules
- Using Dynamo Modules
- Creating a New Application Module
- Adding Your Module to the ACC
- Launching a Client Application Against Remote Modules
  - Synchronization of Client and Server
Creating and Using ATG Servlet Beans
- Creating Custom Servlet Beans
- Using Custom Servlet Beans with the ATG Control Center
- Resolving Component Names
Working with Forms and Form Handlers
- Form Handlers and Handler Methods
- Creating Custom Tag Converters
- File Uploading
  - File Upload Component Example
Accessing Nucleus in a Web Application
- Request Processing in a Nucleus-Based Application
- Resources in web.xml
- Adding New Request-Handling Resources to web.xml
  - Creating Filters and Servlets
  - Filter Example
Request Handling with Servlet Pipelines
- How a Request is Processed
- Servlet Interface
  - HttpServletRequest
  - HttpServletResponse
- DynamoHttpServletRequest and Response
- Filters and PageFilter
- Components in a Request-Handling Pipeline By Module
- Customizing a Request-Handling Pipeline
Core Dynamo Services
- TCP Request Server
- RMI Services
- Port Registry
- Scheduler Services
- Sampler Services
- Secure Random Number Generator
- ID Generators
- Resource Pools
- Events and Event Listeners
- Queues
- Email Senders and Listeners
Logging and Data Collection
- Dynamo Logging
- Logging for Non-GenericService Components
  - Logging with Nucleus-instantiated Non-GenericService
  - Logging with Non-Nucleus-instantiated Classes
- Introduction to Data Collection
- Data Collection Sources and Events
- Data Listeners
  - Compatibility with Logging
- Formatting File Loggers
- Database Loggers
- Data Collector Queues
- Summarizers
Dynamo Message System
- Overview of JMS
- Dynamo and JMS
  - Dynamo Message Conventions
- Using Local JMS
  - Creating Local JMS Destinations
- Using SQL JMS
  - Creating and Accessing SQL JMS Destinations
- Administering SQL JMS
- Overview of Patch Bay
- Patch Bay API
- Configuring Patch Bay
- Using Patch Bay with Other JMS Providers
  - Using Your Application Server’s JMS Provider
  - Using a 3rd-Party JMS Provider
Transaction Management
- Transaction Overview
- Transaction Manager
  - Accessing the UserTransaction Interface
- Working with Transactions
- Transaction Demarcation
Managing Access Control
- Security Services Classes and Interfaces
- Extending the Security Model
  - Extending the Standard Security Policy
  - Authenticating a User
- Configuring Access Privileges
- Configuring LDAP Repository Security
Search Engine Optimization
- Overview of Search Engine Optimization
  - URL Templates
- Configuring URL Templates
- Configuring the ItemLink Servlet Bean
- Configuring the SEO Jump Servlet
Using DAF Deployment
- DAF Deployment Architecture
  - DeploymentManager
  - Deployment Phases
- DAF Deployment API
- Deployment Repository
- Setting Up DAF Deployment
- Using DAF Deployment to Deploy to Multiple Sites
- Performing a Deployment
  - Performing Switch Deployments
- Configuring DAF Deployment for Performance
Creating Wireless Applications
- Overview of Wireless Architecture
  - Wireless Application Environment
  - Wireless Markup Language
- Site Design Considerations
- Creating a Wireless Site
  - Creating JavaServer Pages
  - WML Browser Type
- WAP Resources
Content Distribution
- Content Distribution Operation
  - Distributor Commands
- Using Content Distribution with a SQL Content Repository
- Setting Up a Content Distributor System
Internationalizing a Dynamo Web Site
- Internationalization Overview
- Setting Up a Multi-Locale Dynamo Web Site
- Using ResourceBundles for Internationalization
- Setting the Character Encoding in JavaServer Pages
  - Converting Posted Data with a Hidden Dyncharset Tag
- Using the EncodingTyper to Set the Character Encoding
- Configuring the Request Locale
- Character Encoding and Locale Configuration Examples
- Setting the Java Virtual Machine Locale
- Configuring the Database Encoding
- Setting the E-mail Encoding
- Internationalizing Content Repositories
  - Internationalizing a SQL Content Repository
  - Internationalizing File System Repositories
- Creating Locale-Specific Content Pages
- Designing a Multi-Locale Entry Page
- Converting Properties Files to Escaped Unicode
- Localizing the Profile Repository Definition
- Localizing Profile Group Names, Scenario Names, and Similar Items
- Changing Date and Currency Formats
  - Changing Currency Formats
- Using Third-Party Software on an Internationalized Site
Summary of API Functions
Disposable Class Loader
- Use Caution in Making New Class Loaders
DAF Database Schema
- Security Tables
- DMS Tables
DMS Configuration File Tags
ATG Modules
Servlets in a Request Handling Pipeline
- AccessControlServlet
- AuthenticationServlet
- CgiServlet
- CheckSessionExpiration (Business Commerce)
- CheckSessionExpiration (Content Administration)
- CommerceCommandServlet
- CookieServlet
- DAFDropletEventServlet
- DropletEventServlet
- DynamoHandler
- DynamoServlet
- FileFinderServlet
- FileServlet
- FormLoginServlet
- HtmlServlet
- LocaleServlet
- MimeTypeDispatcher
- MimeTyperServlet
- PageCompileServlet
- PageViewServletTrigger
- PathAuthenticationServlet
- ProfileRequestServlet
- PromotionServlet
- PublishingActionServlet
- RPCRouterServlet
- SendErrorServlet
- ServletPathDispatcher
- SessionEventTrigger
- SessionSaverServlet
- SetCurrentLocation
- TailPipelineServlet
- ThreadUserBinderServlet
- TransactionServlet
- URLArgumentServlet
- ValidateURLServlet
- VersioningLayerServlet
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