Index

A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W X

A

access

object types, 4.2.1.3

access control

destination level in JMS, 11.1.4

queue-level, 1.2

system level, 1.2

in JMS, 11.1.3

adding subscribers, 8.5.1

administration

Messaging Gateway, 17.3.1

administrative interfaces to Oracle Database AQ

comparison, 3.7.1

AdtMessage

about, 11.2.3.6

creating, 15.1.13

agent user

creating Messaging Gateway agent, 18.2.6

agents

AQjms agent

creating, 15.5

Messaging Gateway

about, 17.3.2

configuring agent, 19.1

monitoring, 21.2

running agent on Oracle RAC, 19.2.4

shutting down agent, 19.2.2

starting agent, 19.2.1

alias

adding to LDAP server, 8.8

deleting from LDAP server, 8.9

parameters

alias, 8.8

obj_location, 8.8

ALL_QUEUE_SUBSCRIBERS, 9.17

ALL_QUEUE_TABLES

Queue Tables Queue Accessible to the Current User, 9.3

ALL_QUEUES, 9.6

altering

AQ agents, 8.7.2

propagations, 8.6.3

queue tables, 8.1.2

queues, 8.2.2

subscribers, 8.5.2

transformations, 8.3.2

ANYDATA datatype

apply process, configuring, 23.4

dequeuing

examples, 22.4, 23.7

explicit, configuring, 23.5

using JMS, 22.1.2.4

using OCI, 22.1.2.4

using PL/SQL, 22.1.2.3

enqueuing

examples, 22.3, 23.6

procedures, creating, 23.3

using JMS, 22.1.2.2

using OCI, 22.1.2.2

using PL/SQL, 22.1.2.1

message propagation, 22.2

propagation examples, 22.5, 22.6

queue table, 8.1.1

queues

about, 22.1

creating, 23.2

wrapper for messages, 22.1.1

ANYDATA.ConvertObject, 22.1.2.1

application development

about, 1.3

client/server communication, 1.3.1

Internet operations, 1.3

publish/subscribe, 1.3.4

third-party messaging, 1.3

workflows, 1.3.3

apply process

configuring, 23.4

query for applied messages, 23.7

AQ agents

adding to LDAP server, 10.10

altering, 8.7.2

creating, 8.7.1

dropping, 8.7.3

parameters

agent_name, 8.7.1

certificate_location, 8.7.1

enable_anyp, 8.7.1

enable_http, 8.7.1

removing from LDAP server, 10.11

AQ background architecture, Preface, 2.16.3

AQ Message Properties Type, 2.11

AQ servlet

deploying, 6.2

responses using HTTP, 6.1.5

AQ system privilege

granting, 8.4.1

in JMS, 12.9.1

revoking, 8.4.2

in JMS, 12.9.2

AQ$_AGENT, 2.3

AQ$_AGENT_LIST_T, 2.5

AQ$_POST_INFO_LIST, 2.8, 2.8

AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_D, 8.1.1

AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_E, 8.1.1

AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_H, 8.1.1

AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_I, 8.1.1

AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_P, 8.1.1

AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_S, 8.1.1

AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_T, 8.1.1

AQ$_RECIPIENT_LIST_T, 2.4

AQ$_REG_INFO_LIST, 2.7

AQ$_SUBSCRIBER_LIST_T, 2.6

AQ$INTERNET_USERS, 9.24

AQ$QUEUE_TABLE_NAME, 9.10

AQ$QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_R, 9.12

AQ$QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_S, 9.11

AQ_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE

and LDAP, 11.1.1.3

and registerConnectionFactory, 12.2.2

definition, 4.2.1.1

needed for JMS, 3.5

security, 4.2.1

AQ_MsgProperties, 19.7.5

AQ_TM_PROCESSES, 2.16.1

AQ_TM_PROCESSES parameter, 2.16.1

AQ_USER_ROLE

definition, 4.2.1.2

needed for JMS, 3.5

security, 4.2.1

AQjms agent

creating, 15.5

AQXmlPublish method, 6.4.1

AQXmlReceive method, 6.4.2

AQXmlSend method, 6.4.1

architecture

application development, 1.3

Internet operations, 1.10, 6.1.1

Messaging Gateway, 17.3

arrays

dequeuing

about, 1.7

buffered messages, 10.6

demonstration, 1.12

syntax, 10.6

enqueuing

about, 1.6

demonstration, 1.12

syntax, 10.3

asynchronous notifications

about, 1.5

buffered messages, 1.5

designated port, 1.5

purge following, 1.5

RAW payload delivery, 1.5

reliability, 1.5

timeout, 1.5

asynchronous receive in JMS, 11.6.6

B

batch dequeuing, 10.6

batch enqueuing, 10.3

BFILE objects

propagating, 4.7.2

Boolean message property (JMS)

getting, 15.10.1

setting, 15.2.1

broadcasting

definition, 1.3.4

buffered messages

about, 1.4

dequeuing, 1.4

options, 1.4

enqueuing, 1.4

exception handling, 1.4

flow control, 1.4

listen_delivery_mode, 10.4

MSG_STATE parameter, 9.10

notification, 1.5

ordering, 1.4

propagation, 1.4

queue-to-queue propagation, 1.4

restrictions, 1.4

tuning, 5.5

types supported, 1.4

views, 1.4

visibility, 1.4

with Messaging Gateway, 17.5

with Oracle JMS, 11.2.5

with Oracle Real Application Clusters, 1.4

buffered queues, 8.1.1

byte message property (JMS)

getting, 15.10.6

setting, 15.2.6

BytesMessage

about, 11.2.3.2

creating, 15.1.7

example, 16.2

C

catxlcr.sql, 22.1.2.2

CLASSPATH

Messaging Gateway, 18.6.2

closing

JMS Connection, 15.11.5

JMS Session, 15.11.4

message consumer, 15.11.2

MessageProducer, 15.11.1

commit

all operations in JMS Session, 15.1.3

transaction, 6.4.4

commit-time ordering

about, 1.6, 1.6

example, 8.1.1

requirements, 8.1.1

compatibility

about, 4.1

and Oracle Real Application Clusters, 1.2

migrating queue tables, 8.1.5

nonpersistent queues, A.3

security, 4.2.2

concurrent processes

tuning for Oracle Database AQ, 5.3.4

Connection (JMS)

creating

with default ConnectionFactory parameters, 13.2, 14.2

with user name/password, 13.1, 14.1

getting JDBC connection from JMS Session, 15.1.5

ConnectionFactory

getting

in LDAP, 12.4.5

objects, 11.1.1.1

registering

through database using JDBC connection parameters, 12.2.1

through database using JDBC URL, 12.2.2

through LDAP using JDBC connection parameters, 12.2.3

through LDAP using JDBC URL, 12.2.4

unregistering

in LDAP through LDAP, 12.3.2

in LDAP through the database, 12.3.1

through database, 12.3.1

through LDAP, 12.3.2

using JNDI to look up, 11.1.1.3

conversion

JMS messages, about, 20.4

message headers, 20.1.3

non-JMS messages, about, 20.1.1

TIB/Rendezvous messages, 20.3

WebSphere MQ messages, 20.2

correlation identifier

about, 1.6, 1.7

and transaction grouping, 1.7

and Virtual Private Database, 4.6.8

as dequeue condition, 10.5

as message property, 10.2

as MessageSelector, 11.3

dequeuing by specifying, 1.7

getting in JMS, 15.9.1

setting in JMS, 15.1.14

with queue table indexes, 5.3.6

creating

AQ agents, 8.7.1

AQjms agent, 15.5

DurableSubscriber, 14.13, 14.14, 14.15, 14.16

JMS AdtMessage, 15.1.13

JMS BytesMessage, 15.1.7

JMS Connection, 13.1, 13.2, 14.1, 14.2

JMS MapMessage, 15.1.8

JMS Message, 15.1.12

JMS ObjectMessage, 15.1.10

JMS Session, 13.7, 14.6

JMS StreamMessage, 15.1.9

JMS TextMessage, 15.1.11

Messaging Gateway administration user, 18.2.5

Messaging Gateway agent user, 18.2.6

Messaging Gateway propagation subscriber, 19.5.2

nonpersistent queues, A.1

point-to-point queue in JMS, 12.8.1

propagations, 8.6.1

publish/subscribe Topic in JMS, 12.8.2

queue tables, 8.1.1

in JMS, 12.6

QueueBrowser, 13.12, 13.13, 13.14

QueueConnection, 13.3, 13.4, 13.5, 13.6

QueueReceiver, 13.16, 13.17

queues, 8.2.1

in JMS, 12.8

QueueSender, 13.9

QueueSession, 13.8

subscribers, 8.5.1

TIB/Rendezvous link, 19.3.4

TopicConnection, 14.3, 14.4, 14.5

TopicPublisher, 14.8

TopicSession, 14.7

transformations, 8.3.1

WebSphere MQ base Java link, 19.3.1

WebSphere MQ JMS link, 19.3.2

D

data pump, 4.3.3

data type

LONG VARCHAR, Preface

database

disabling access, 8.7.5

enabling access, 8.7.4

database connection

configuring Messaging Gateway connection information, 18.2.7

Messaging Gateway, 19.1.3

DBA_ATTRIBUTE_TRANSFORMATIONS, 9.19

DBA_HIST_QUEUEMETRIC

Queue Metric History, 9.40

DBA_HIST_STREAMSMETRIC

Streams Metric History, 9.39

DBA_QUEUE_SCHEDULES, 9.7, 9.7

DBA_QUEUE_SUBSCRIBERS, 9.15

DBA_QUEUE_TABLES

All Queue Tables in Database, 9.1

DBA_QUEUES, 9.4

DBA_SUBSCR_REGISTRATIONS

All Subscription Registrations, 9.22

DBA_TRANSFORMATIONS, 9.18

DBMS_AQ procedures

BIND_AGENT, 10.10

DEQUEUE, 10.5

DEQUEUE_ARRAY, 10.6

ENQUEUE, 10.2

ENQUEUE_ARRAY, 10.3

LISTEN, 10.4

POST, 10.9

UNBIND_AGENT, 10.11

UNREGISTER, 10.8

DBMS_AQADM procedures

ADD_ALIAS_TO_LDAP, 8.8

ADD_SUBSCRIBER, 8.5.1

ALTER_AQ_AGENT, 8.7.2

ALTER_PROPAGATION_SCHEDULE, 8.6.3

ALTER_QUEUE, 8.2.2

ALTER_QUEUE_TABLE, 8.1.2

ALTER_SUBSCRIBER, 8.5.2

CREATE_AQ_AGENT, 8.7.1

CREATE_NP_QUEUE, A.1

CREATE_QUEUE, 8.2.1

CREATE_QUEUE_TABLE, 8.1.1

CREATE_TRANSFORMATION, 8.3.1

DEL_ALIAS_FROM_LDAP, 8.9

DISABLE_DB_ACCESS, 8.7.5

DISABLE_PROPAGATION_SCHEDULE, 8.6.5

DROP_AQ_AGENT, 8.7.3

DROP_QUEUE, 8.2.5

DROP_QUEUE_TABLE, 8.1.3

DROP_TRANSFORMATION, 8.3.3

ENABLE_DB_ACCESS, 8.7.4

ENABLE_JMS_TYPES, 22.1.2.2

ENABLE_PROPAGATION_SCHEDULE, 8.6.4

GRANT_QUEUE_PRIVILEGE, 8.4.3

GRANT_SYSTEM_PRIVILEGE, 8.4.1

MIGRATE_QUEUE_TABLE, 8.1.5

MODIFY_TRANSFORMATION, 8.3.2

PURGE_QUEUE_TABLE, 8.1.4

REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER, 8.5.3

REVOKE_QUEUE_PRIVILEGE, 8.4.4

REVOKE_SYSTEM_PRIVILEGE, 8.4.2

SCHEDULE_PROPAGATION, 8.6.1

START_QUEUE, 8.2.3

STOP_QUEUE, 8.2.4

UNSCHEDULE_PROPAGATION, 8.6.6

VERIFY_QUEUE_TYPES, 1.8, 8.6.2

DBMS_AQ.BUFFERED, 10.4

DBMS_AQIN, 12.1

DBMS_AQ.PERSISTENT, 10.4

DBMS_AQ.PERSISTENT_OR_BUFFERED, 10.4

DBMS_MGWADM package

about, 17.3.1

ADD_SUBSCRIBER, 19.5.2, 19.7.5

ALTER_AGENT, 19.1.4

ALTER_MSGSYSTEM_LINK, 19.3.5, 19.7.3

ALTER_SUBSCRIBER, 19.7.5

CREATE_MSGSYSTEM_LINK, 19.3.1, 19.3.2, 19.3.4, 19.7.3

DB_CONNECT_INFO, 18.2.7, 19.1.3

DISABLE_PROPAGATION_SCHEDULE, 19.5.3

DOMAIN_QUEUE, 19.4.1

DOMAIN_TOPIC, 19.4.1

ENABLE_PROPAGATION_SCHEDULE, 19.5.3

JMS_CONNECTION, 19.3.2

JMS_QUEUE_CONNECTION, 19.3.2

JMS_TOPIC_CONNECTION, 19.3.2

MQSERIES_BASE_JAVA_INTERFACE, 19.3.1

REGISTER_FOREIGN_QUEUE, 19.4.1, 19.7.4

REMOVE_MSGSYSTEM_LINK, 19.3.6

RESET_SUBSCRIBER, 19.5.4

SHUTDOWN, 19.2.2

STARTUP, 19.2.1

UNREGISTER_FOREIGN_QUEUE, 19.4.2

DBMS_MGWMSG.LCR_TO_XML, 20.1.5

DBMS_RULE_ADM.GRANT_SYSTEM_PRIVILEGE, 23.2

DBMS_STREAMS_ADM.SET_UP_QUEUE, 22.1.2.2, 23.2

DBMS_TRANSFORM.CREATE_TRANSFORMATION, 22.5

delays

during dequeuing, 1.7

specifying in JMS, 11.5.2

demonstrations

about, 1.12

Oracle Database AQ, 1.12

Oracle Database AQ JMS, 1.12

Oracle Database AQ XML, 1.12

dequeue condition

and Virtual Private Database, 4.6.8

with queue table indexes, 5.3.6

dequeuing

ANYDATA queues

examples, 22.4, 23.7, 23.8

using JMS, 22.1.2.4

using OCI, 22.1.2.4

using PL/SQL, 22.1.2.3

buffered messages, 1.4

by multiple consumers, 1.3.2

concurrent processes, 1.7

demonstration, 1.12

features, 1.7

IDAP client request, 6.4.2

IDAP server response to request, 6.4.7

message arrays, 1.7, 10.6

message states, 1.7

messages, 10.5

methods, 1.7

modes

about, 1.7

navigation of messages, 1.7

options, 10.5

buffered messages, 1.4

parameters

array_size, 10.6

dequeue_options, 10.5, 10.6

retries with delays, 1.7

transaction protection, 1.7

waiting for messages, 1.7

destination (JMS)

altering, 12.10.3

dropping, 12.10.4

starting, 12.10.1

stopping, 12.10.2

disabling

database access, 8.7.5

propagations, 8.6.5

double message property (JMS)

getting, 15.10.4

setting, 15.2.4

dropping

AQ agents, 8.7.3

propagations, 8.6.6

queue tables, 8.1.3

queues, 8.2.5

transformations, 8.3.3

DurableSubscriber

about, 11.4.2

creating

for JMS Topic, 14.13, 14.14

for Oracle object type Topic, 14.15, 14.16

unsubscribing

for a local subscriber, 14.21

for a remote subscriber, 14.22

E

e-mail notification, 6.5

demonstration, 1.12

enabling

database access, 8.7.4

propagations, 8.6.4

enqueuing

ANYDATA queues

examples, 22.3, 23.6, 23.8

procedures, creating, 23.3

using JMS, 22.1.2.2

using OCI, 22.1.2.2

using PL/SQL, 22.1.2.1

buffered messages, 1.4

client request for, 6.4.1

correlation identifier, 1.6

demonstration, 1.12

features, 1.6

IDAP client request, 6.4.1

IDAP server response to request, 6.4.6

message array, 1.6, 10.3

message expiration, 1.6

message grouping, 1.6

message properties, 10.2

messages, 10.2

options, 10.2

parameters

array_size, 10.3

enqueue_options, 10.2

message_properties, 10.2

message_properties_array, 10.3

payload, 10.2

payload_array, 10.3

priority and ordering of messages, 1.6

sender identification, 1.6

enumerated constants

about, 2.14

delay, 2.15

delivery_mode, 2.15, 2.15, 2.15, 2.15

dequeue mode, 2.15

expiration, 2.15

message_grouping, 2.14

namespace, 2.15, 2.15

navigation, 2.15

operational interface, 2.15

queue_type, 2.14

retention, 2.14

state, 2.15

visibility, 2.15

wait, 2.15

environment variables

CLASSPATH, 18.6.2

Messaging Gateway, 18.6.2

MGW_PRE_PATH, 18.6.2

ORACLE_SID, 18.6.2

error conditions

Messaging Gateway, 21.2.3

error handling

error messages, 7.2

IDAP, 6.4.12

propagations, 1.8

error messages, 7.2

Messaging Gateway, 21.2.2

Messaging Gateway agent, 21.4

errors (JMS)

getting codes, 15.12.1

getting number, 15.12.2

event journals, 1.10

exception (JMS)

exception linked to a JMS exception, getting, 15.12.3

exception listener

getting, 15.12.6

setting, 15.12.5

printing stack trace, 15.12.4

exception handling

buffered messages, 1.4

exception queues, 1.7, 11.6.7

Messaging Gateway, 21.1.2

propagations in JMS, 11.7.4

exception queues

about, 1.7

in JMS, 11.6.7

expiration

setting during enqueuing, 1.6

specifying in JMS, 11.5.3

exporting

queue tables

about, 4.3.1

data pump, 4.3.3

modes, 4.3.1

multiple recipients, 4.3.1

F

float message property (JMS)

getting, 15.10.5

setting, 15.2.5

flow control

about, 1.4

G

getting (JMS)

ConnectionFactory, 12.4

correlation identifier, 15.9.1

error codes, 15.12.1

error numbers, 15.12.2

exceptions, 15.12.3

JDBC connection, 15.1.5

JMS Connection, 15.1.2

message identifier, 15.9.2

OracleOCIConnectionPool, 15.1.6

Queue in LDAP, 12.5

queue table, 12.7

QueueConnectionFactory, 12.4

in LDAP, 12.4.5

with JDBC connection parameters, 12.4.2

with JDBC URL, 12.4.1

Topic in LDAP, 12.5

TopicConnectionFactory, 12.4

with JDBC connection parameters, 12.4.4

with JDBC URL, 12.4.3

GLOBAL_AQ_USER_ROLE

and registerConnectionFactory, 11.1.1.3, 12.2.3

granting

AQ system privilege, 8.4.1

in JMS, 12.9.1

queue privilege, 8.4.3

in JMS, 12.9.5

Topic privilege in JMS, 12.9.3

grouping

messages, 1.6

GV$AQ, 11.1.7

H

HTTP

AQ operations over, 6.1.1

AQ servlet responses, 6.1.5

client requests, 6.1.4

headers, 6.3.2.1

propagation, 6.1.6, 6.1.6

propagation using, 1.8

response, 6.3.2.3

I

IDAP

client request

commit transaction, 6.4.4

dequeue, 6.4.2

enqueue, 6.4.1

registration, 6.4.3

roll back transaction, 6.4.5

error handling, 6.4.12

message, 6.4, 6.4

notification, 6.4.11

request and response documents, 6.4

server response

commit transaction, 6.4.9

dequeue request, 6.4.7

enqueue request, 6.4.6

roll back transaction, 6.4.10

importing

queue tables

about, 4.3.2

data pump, 4.3.3

IGNORE parameter, 4.3.2

multiple recipients, 4.3.2

inboxes, 1.8

indexes

tuning for Oracle Database AQ, 5.3.6

initialization parameters

Messaging Gateway, 18.6.1

INIT.ORA parameter, 2.16

integer message property (JMS)

getting, 15.10.3

setting, 15.2.3

interfaces to Oracle Database AQ

about, 1.11

administrative, 3.7.1

AQ XML servlet, 3.6

comparison, 3.1, 3.7

JMS, 3.5

OCCI, 3.4

OCI, 3.3

OCI security, 4.2.4

operational, 3.7.2

PL/SQL, 3.2

Internet Data Access Presentation

about, 6.3

Internet operations

and application development, 1.3

AQ servlet responses, 6.1.5

architecture, 1.10, 6.1.1

client requests, 6.1.4

deploying AQ servlet, 6.2

IDAP client request

commit transaction, 6.4.4

dequeue, 6.4.2

enqueue, 6.4.1

registration, 6.4.3

roll back transaction, 6.4.5

IDAP errors, 6.4.12

IDAP notification, 6.4.11

IDAP request and response documents, 6.4

IDAP server response

commit transaction, 6.4.9

dequeue request, 6.4.7

enqueue request, 6.4.6

roll back transaction, 6.4.10

Internet Data Access Presentation, 6.3

JMS types, 6.1.2

notification by e-mail, 6.5

object type queues, 6.1.2

payloads, 6.1.2

propagation, 6.1.6

RAW queues, 6.1.2

SOAP

body, 6.3.1.3

envelope, 6.3.1.1

message structure, 6.3.1

method invocation, 6.3.2

user authentication, 6.1.3

I/O

configuring for Oracle Database AQ, 5.3.3

J

Java EE compliance, 11.11

Java properties

Messaging Gateway, 18.6.3

oracle.mgw.batch_size, 18.6.3

oracle.mgw.polling_interval, 18.6.3

oracle.mgw.tibrv.advMsgCallback, 18.6.3, 18.6.3

oracle.mgw.tibrv.encoding, 18.6.3

oracle.mgw.tibrv.intraProcAdvSubjects, 18.6.3

JDBC connection

getting from JMS Session, 15.1.5

registering ConnectionFactory using JDBC parameters through the database, 12.2.1

using to register ConnectionFactory through LDAP, 12.2.3

JDBC OCI driver

needed for JMS, 3.5

JDBC thin driver

needed for JMS, 3.5

JDBC URL

registering ConnectionFactory using JDBC URL through LDAP, 12.2.4

registering through the database, 12.2.2, 12.2.2

JMS

about, 11.1

and Oracle Real Application Clusters, 11.1.6

ANYDATA messages

dequeuing, 23.8

enqueuing, 23.8

asynchronous receive, 11.6.6

buffered messages, 11.2.5

Connection, 11.1.1

exception queues, 11.6.7

JDBC OCI driver needed, 3.5

JDBC thin driver needed, 3.5

message bodies, 11.2.3

message consumer features, 11.6

message headers, 11.2.1

message properties, 11.2.2

message types, 11.2

MessageProducer features, 11.5

point-to-point features, 11.3

propagation schedules, 12.11

publish/subscribe features, 11.4

queue tables

creating, 12.6

getting, 12.7

queues. creating, 12.8

recipient lists, 11.4.5

Session, 11.1.1

statistics views support, 11.1.7

structured payloads, 11.2

troubleshooting, 15.12

JMS Connection

about, 11.1.1.4

closing, 15.11.5

getting, 15.1.2

getting OracleOCIConnectionPool from, 15.1.6

starting, 15.1.1

stopping, 15.11.3

JMS correlation identifier

setting, 15.1.14

JMS Destination

about, 11.1.2

managing, 12.10

methods, 11.1.2.3

using JMS Session to obtain, 11.1.2.1

using JNDI to look up, 11.1.2.2

JMS examples

BytesMessage, 16.2

MapMessage, 16.4

setting up, 16.1

StreamMessage, 16.3

TextMessage, 16.5

JMS message property

Boolean, 15.2.1, 15.10.1

byte, 15.2.6, 15.10.6

double, 15.2.4, 15.10.4

float, 15.2.5, 15.10.5

integer, 15.2.3, 15.10.3

long, 15.2.7, 15.10.7

object, 15.2.9, 15.10.9

short, 15.2.8, 15.10.8

string, 15.2.2, 15.10.2

JMS messages

browsing, 11.6.3

with a TopicBrowser, 14.29

correlation identifier, 15.9.1

creating

AdtMessage, 15.1.13

BytesMessage, 15.1.7

JMS Message, 15.1.12

MapMessage, 15.1.8

ObjectMessage, 15.1.10

StreamMessage, 15.1.9

TextMessage, 15.1.11

delay, specifying, 11.5.2

expiration, specifying, 11.5.3

grouping, 11.5.4

message consumer, closing, 15.11.2

message identifier, 15.9.2

message listener

specifying at JMS Session, 15.8.2

specifying at message consumer, 15.8.1

message property

getting, 15.10

setting, 15.2

MessageProducer, closing, 15.11.1

navigating in receive, 11.6.2

navigation mode for receiving, specifying, 15.7

Priority

setting default, 15.4

priority and ordering, 11.5.1

propagation with Messaging Gateway

inbound, 20.4.2

outbound, 20.4.1

publishing

specifying a recipient list, 14.12

specifying delivery mode, priority, and time to live, 14.11

specifying Topic, 14.10

with minimal specification, 14.9

QueueBrowser for, creating, 13.12, 13.13, 13.14

QueueReceiver for, creating, 13.16, 13.17

receiving

about, 11.6.1

asynchronously, 15.8.1, 15.8.2

from a destination using a transformation, 15.6.3

synchronously, 15.6.1, 15.6.2, 15.6.3

with a message consumer, 15.6.1, 15.6.2

remote subscribers for, creating, 14.18

remove no data, 11.6.4

retry with delay, 11.6.5

sending using a QueueSender, 13.10, 13.11

TimeToLive

setting default, 15.3

TopicBrowser for, creating, 14.25, 14.26

TopicReceiver for, creating, 14.23, 14.24

transformation with JMS AQ, 11.8

JMS propagations

about, 11.7

altering, 12.11.3

disabling, 12.11.4

enabling, 12.11.2

exception handling, 11.7.4

RemoteSubscriber, 11.7.1

scheduling, 11.7.2, 12.11.1

unscheduling, 12.11.5

JMS publish/subscribe

setting up, 11.4.8

JMS Session

about, 11.1.1.5

closing, 15.11.4

committing all operations, 15.1.3

creating, 13.7, 14.6

getting JDBC connection from, 15.1.5

rolling back all operations, 15.1.4

specifying message listener, 15.8.2

using to obtain Destination object, 11.1.2.1

JMS Sharded Queue, Preface

JMS type queues/topics, 6.1.2

JMS types

ANYDATA queues, 22.1.2.2

Internet operations, 6.1.2

JMS_DeliveryMode, 19.7.5

JMS_NoLocal, 19.7.5

JNDI

using to look up ConnectionFactory objects, 11.1.1.3

using to look up Destination object, 11.1.2.2

JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES, 4.7.3

L

LDAP

and AQ_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE, 11.1.1.3

queue/topic connection factory, 12.4.5

registering ConnectionFactory, 12.2.4

unregistering ConnectionFactory, 12.3.1

LDAP server

adding alias, 8.8

adding AQ agents, 10.10

deleting alias, 8.9

removing AQ agents, 10.11

links

altering, 19.3.5

configuring Messaging Gateway links, 19.3

MGW_LINKS view, 19.3.7

MGW_MQSERIES_LINK view, 19.3.7

MGW_TIBRV_LINKS view, 19.3.7

removing, 19.3.6

TIB/Rendezvous, creating, 19.3.4

WebSphere MQ base Java, creating, 19.3.1

WebSphere MQ JMS, creating, 19.3.2

listener.ora

modifying for Messaging Gateway, 18.2.2, 18.2.3

modifying for TIB/Rendezvous, 18.3.1

modifying for WebSphere MQ, 18.3.2

listening

about, 1.7

application development, 1.3.4

demonstration, 1.12

parameters

agent_list, 10.4

listen_delivery_mode, 10.4

wait, 10.4

syntax, 10.4

LOBs

propagation, 1.8

log file

Messaging Gateway, 21.1

log_directory, 18.6.1

log_level, 18.6.1

logical change records

Messaging Gateway, 20.1.5

long message property (JMS)

getting, 15.10.7

setting, 15.2.7

LONG VARCHAR data type, Preface

M

managing

nonpersistent queues, A.2

propagations, 4.7, 8.6

queue tables, 8.1

queues, 8.2

subscribers, 8.5

transformations, 8.3

MapMessage

about, 11.2.3.3

creating, 15.1.8

example, 16.4

message headers

conversion with Messaging Gateway, 20.1.3

WebSphere MQ mappings, 20.2.1

message identifier

about, 1.7

and transaction grouping, 1.7

getting in JMS, 15.9.2

message properties

TIB/Rendezvous, 20.3.1

using with message types in JMS, 11.2.4

message types in JMS

about, 11.2

AdtMessage, 11.2.3.6

BytesMessage, 11.2.3.2

MapMessage, 11.2.3.3

ObjectMessage, 11.2.3.5

StreamMessage, 11.2.3.1

TextMessage, 11.2.3.4

MessageListener, 11.6.6

MessageProducer

closing, 15.11.1

features, 11.5, 11.8

setting default Priority, 15.4

setting default TimeToLive, 15.3

messages

array dequeuing, 1.7, 10.6

array enqueuing, 1.6, 10.3

bodies in JMS, 11.2.3

browsing in JMS, 11.6.3, 14.29

correlation identifier

about, 1.7

correlation identifiers, 1.6

in JMS, 15.9.1

creating in JMS, 15.1.7, 15.1.8, 15.1.9, 15.1.10, 15.1.11, 15.1.12, 15.1.13

creating remote subscribers in JMS, 14.19

delay, specifying in JMS, 11.5.2

dequeuing

features, 1.7

methods, 1.7

modes, 1.7

syntax, 10.5

using JMS, 23.8

with concurrent processes, 1.7

enqueuing

features, 1.6

options, 10.2

syntax, 10.2

using JMS, 23.8

exception queues, 1.7

expiration

about, 1.6

specifying in JMS, 11.5.3

format transformations, 1.9

grouping, 1.6

in JMS, 11.5.4

header conversion with Messaging Gateway, 20.1.3

headers in JMS, 11.2.1

history and retention in JMS, 11.1.5

identifier

about, 1.7

JMS message conversion, 20.4

JMS message property

getting, 15.10

JMS message property, setting, 15.2

message consumer in JMS, closing, 15.11.2

message identifier in JMS, 15.9.2

MessageProducer in JMS, closing, 15.11.1

navigating in JMS, 11.6.2

navigation during dequeuing, 1.7

navigation in receive, 11.6.2

navigation mode, specifying in JMS, 15.7

non-JMS message conversion, 20.1.1

nonrepudiation, 1.10

object type support, 1.2

ordering

buffered messages, 1.4

ordering during propagation, 1.8

payload restrictions, 4.6.4

persistence

for security, 1.2

metadata analysis, 1.2

scheduling, 1.2

priority and ordering, 1.6

in JMS, 11.5.1

priority during propagation, 1.8

Priority, setting in JMS, 15.4

propagation

ANYDATA, 22.2

errors, 1.8

features, 1.8

inboxes and outboxes, 1.8

LOBs, 1.8

remote consumers, 1.8

scheduling, 1.8

statistics, 1.8

using HTTP, 1.8

with Oracle RAC, 1.8

properties, 10.2

in JMS, 11.2.2

publishing in JMS, 14.9, 14.10, 14.11, 14.12

QueueBrowser for, creating, 13.12, 13.13, 13.14

QueueReceiver for, creating, 13.16, 13.17

receiving in JMS, 11.6.1

receiving synchronously in JMS, 15.6.1, 15.6.2, 15.6.3

recipients

about, 1.3.2

remote subscirbers, creating in JMS, 14.18

remove no data in JMS, 11.6.4

retention and history, 1.10

retries during dequeuing, 1.7

retry with delay in JMS, 11.6.5

sender identification, 1.6

sending in JMS, 13.10, 13.11

states during dequeuing, 1.7

third-party propagation support, 1.8

TIB/Rendezvous conversion, 20.3

TimeToLive, setting in JMS, 15.3

TopicBrowser for, creating, 14.25, 14.26, 14.27, 14.28

TopicReceiver for, creating, 14.23, 14.24

tracking, 1.10

transaction protection, 1.7

transformations, 1.9

in JMS, 11.8

using types with properties in JMS, 11.2.4

waiting during dequeuing, 1.7

WebSphere MQ conversion, 20.2

XML transformations, 1.9

MessageSelector

about, 11.3

Messaging Gateway

about, 17.1

administration, 17.3.1

administration user

creating, 18.2.5

agent

about, 17.3.2

configuring, 19.1

error messages, 21.4

shutting down, 19.2.2

starting, 19.2.1

agent user

creating, 18.2.6

and JMS, 17.2

and non-Oracle messaging systems, 17.3.4

architecture, 17.3

buffered messages, 17.5

canonical types, 20.1.2

database connection, 19.1.3

database connection information, configuring, 18.2.7

environment variables, 18.6.2

error conditions, 21.2.3

error messages, 21.2.2

exception handling, 21.1.2

features, 17.2

in an Oracle RAC environment, 18.2.8

initialization file, 18.2.4

about, 18.6

initialization parameters, 18.6.1

integration with Oracle Database, 17.3.3

Java properties, 18.6.3

links

altering, 19.3.5

loading, 18.2

log file, 21.1

logical change records, 20.1.5

message conversion (JMS), 20.4

message conversion (non-JMS), 20.1.1

messaging system links

configuring, 19.3

modifying listener.ora, 18.2.2, 18.2.3

monitoring agent status, 21.2

non-Oracle messaging

configuration properties, 19.7

optional link configuration properties, 19.7.3

non-Oracle messaging queues

configuring, 19.4

non-Oracle queue

unregistering, 19.4.2

optional foreign queue configuration properties, 19.7.4

optional subscriber configuration properties, 19.7.5

propagation, 17.4

propagation disabling, 19.5.3

propagation enabling, 19.5.3

propagation resetting, 19.5.4

propagation schedule

removing, 19.5.6

propagation subscriber

creating, 19.5.2

removing, 19.5.6

propagation subscribers, 19.5.1

propagations, 19.5

monitoring, 21.3

registering non-Oracle queue, 19.4.1

removing a link, 19.3.6

resource limits, 19.1.4

running agent on Oracle RAC, 19.2.4

setting up for TIB/Rendezvous, 18.3.1

setting up for WebSphere MQ, 18.3.2

setting up third-party messaging, 18.3

setup

procedure, 18.2

verifying, 18.4

unloading, 18.5

view for non-Oracle queues, 19.4.3

views, 21.2.1

views for links, 19.3.7

Messaging Gateway user

and MGW_AGENT_ROLE, 18.2.6

MGW_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE

and Messaging Gateway administration user, 18.2.5

creating, 18.2.1

MGW_AGENT_OPTIONS

Supplemental Options and Properties, 9.53

MGW_AGENT_ROLE, 19.1.3

and Messaging Gateway user, 18.2.6

creating, 18.2.1

MGW_BASIC_MSG_T, 20.1.2

MGW_FOREIGN_QUEUES, 19.4.3

Foreign Queues, 9.57

MGW_GATEWAY, 19.2.2, 21.2.1

Configuration and Status Information, 9.52

MGW_JOBS

Messaging Gateway Propagation Jobs, 9.58

MGW_LINKS, 19.3.7

Names and Types of Messaging System Links, 9.54

MGW_MQSERIES_LINK, 19.3.7

MGW_MQSERIES_LINKS

WebSphere MQ Messaging System Links, 9.55

MGW_PRE_PATH, 18.6.2

MGW_SCHEDULES

Information about Schedules, 9.60

MGW_SUBSCRIBERS

Information for Subscribers, 9.59

MGW_TIBRV_LINKS, 19.3.7

TIB/Rendezvous Messaging System Links, 9.56

MGW_TIBRV_MSG_T, 20.1.2

mgw.ora

about, 18.6

comment lines, 18.6.4

environment variables, 18.6.2

Java properties, 18.6.3

modifying for TIB/Rendezvous, 18.3.1

modifying for WebSphere MQ, 18.3.2

parameters, 18.6.1

setting up, 18.2.4

migrating

queue tables, 8.1.5

modifying

listener.ora for Messaging Gateway, 18.2.2, 18.2.3

transformations, 8.3.2

monitoring

Messaging Gateway, 21.1

propagations, 21.3

Messaging Gateway agent status, 21.2

MQ_BrokerControlQueue, 19.7.3

MQ_BrokerPubQueue, 19.7.3

MQ_BrokerQueueManager, 19.7.3

MQ_BrokerVersion, 19.7.3

MQ_ccsid, 19.7.3, 19.7.3

MQ_CharacterSet, 19.7.4

MQ_JmsDurSubQueue, 19.7.3, 19.7.4

MQ_JmsTargetClient, 19.7.4

MQ_openOptions, 19.7.4

MQ_PubAckInterval, 19.7.3

MQ_ReceiveExit, 19.7.3

MQ_ReceiveExitInit, 19.7.3

MQ_SecurityExit, 19.7.3

MQ_SecurityExitInit, 19.7.3

MQ_SendExit, 19.7.3

MQ_SendExitInit, 19.7.3, 19.7.3, 19.7.3, 19.7.3, 19.7.3, 19.7.3

MsgBatchSize, 19.7.5

multicasting

definition, 1.3.4

multiconsumer dequeuing, 1.3.2

N

names

queue tables

length, 8.1.1

mixed case, 8.1.1

queues

length, 8.2.1

mixed case, 8.2.1

navigation

during dequeuing, 1.7

modes

FIRST_MESSAGE, 1.7

NEXT_MESSAGE, 1.7

NEXT_TRANSACTION, 1.7

specifying mode in JMS, 15.7

nonpersistent queues

compatibility, A.3

creating, A.1

managing, A.2

notifications, A.4

restrictions, A.5

nonrepudiation

about, 1.10

notifications

about, 1.5

buffered messages, 1.5

designated port, 1.5

e-mail, 6.5

IDAP, 6.4.11

nonpersistent queues, A.4

parameters

post_count, 10.9

post_list, 10.9

reg_count, 10.7

reg_list, 10.7

posting, 10.9

purge following, 1.5

RAW payload delivery, 1.5

registering, 10.7

reliability, 1.5

timeout, 1.5

unregistering, 10.8

O

object message property (JMS)

getting, 15.10.9

setting, 15.2.9

object types

access, 4.2.1.3

support for, 1.2

synonyms, 4.6.6

object_name, 2.1

ObjectMessage

about, 11.2.3.5

creating, 15.1.10

OCCI

interface to Oracle Database AQ, 3.4

Oracle type translator, 3.3

OCI

interface to Oracle Database AQ, 3.3

Oracle type translator, 3.3

operational interfaces to Oracle Database AQ, 3.7.2

options

dequeuing, 10.5

enqueuing, 10.2

Oracle AQ Views, 9

Oracle Enterprise Manager

and Oracle Database AQ, 1.10

support for, 4.4, 4.4

Oracle Internet Directory

and Oracle Database AQ, 1.10

Oracle Database AQ integration, 1.2

Oracle JMS

about, 11.1

Java EE compliance, 11.11

Oracle Messaging Gateway Views, 9

Oracle object (ADT) type queues

Internet operations, 6.1.2

Oracle RAC

buffered messages, 1.4

configuring Messaging Gateway, 18.2.8

performance with Oracle Database AQ, 5.2.1

queue service name, 1.4

running Messaging Gateway agent, 19.2.4

Oracle Real Application Clusters

and JMS, 11.1.6

message propagation, 1.8

support for, 1.2

Oracle type translator, 3.3

ORACLE_SID

Messaging Gateway, 18.6.2

oracle.mgw.batch_size, 18.6.3

oracle.mgw.polling_interval, 18.6.3

oracle.mgw.tibrv.advMsgCallback, 18.6.3, 18.6.3

oracle.mgw.tibrv.encoding, 18.6.3

oracle.mgw.tibrv.intraProcAdvSubjects, 18.6.3

OracleOCIConnectionPool

getting from JMS Connection, 15.1.6

ordering

commit-time, 1.6

during propagation, 1.8

messages in JMS, 11.5.1

specifying during enqueuing, 1.6

outboxes, 1.8

P

parameters

admin_option, 8.4.1

agent_list, 10.4

agent_name, 8.7.1, 8.7.4

alias, 8.8

AQ_TM_PROCESSES, 2.16.1

array_size, 10.3, 10.6

attempts, 10.2

attribute_number, 8.3.2

certificate, 10.10, 10.10

certificate_location, 8.7.1

comment, 8.1.1, 8.2.1

compatibility, 4.1

compatible, 8.1.1

consumer_name, 10.5

correlation, 10.2, 10.5

db_username, 8.7.4

delay, 10.2

delivery_mode, 8.5.1, 10.2, 10.2, 10.5

deq_condition, 10.5

dequeue, 8.2.3, 8.2.4

dequeue_mode, 10.5

dequeue_options, 10.5, 10.6

dest_queue_name, 8.6.2

destination, 8.6.1, 8.6.2

destination_queue, 8.6.1

duration, 8.6.1

enable_anyp, 8.7.1

enable_http, 8.7.1

enqueue, 8.2.3, 8.2.4

enqueue_options, 10.2

enqueue_time, 10.2

exception_queue, 10.2

expiration, 10.2

from_schema, 8.3.1

from_type, 8.3.1

grant_option, 8.4.3

grantee, 8.4.1

latency, 8.6.1

listen_delivery_mode, 10.4, 10.4, 10.4

log_directory, 18.6.1

log_level, 18.6.1

max_retries, 8.2.1

message_grouping, 8.1.1

message_properties, 10.2

message_properties_array, 10.3, 10.3

MSG_STATE, 9.10

msgid, 10.5

multiple_consumers, 8.1.1

name, 10.9

namespace, 10.9

navigation, 10.5

next_time, 8.6.1

obj_location, 8.8

original_msgid, 10.2

OWNER_INSTANCE, 1.4

payload, 10.2, 10.9

payload_array, 10.3

post_count, 10.9

post_list, 10.9

primary_instance, 8.1.1

priority, 10.2

purge_condition, 8.1.4

purge_options, 8.1.4

queue_name, 8.2.1

queue_payload_type, 8.1.1

queue_table, 8.1.1, 8.2.1

queue_to_queue, 8.5.1

queue_type, 8.2.1

recipient_list, 10.2

reg_count, 10.7, 10.7

reg_list, 10.7, 10.7

relative_msgid, 10.2

REMOTE_LISTENER, 1.4

retention_time, 8.2.1

retry_delay, 8.2.1

rule, 8.5.1

secondary_instance, 8.1.1

secure, 8.1.1

sender_id, 10.2

sequence_deviation, 10.2

sort_list, 8.1.1

src_queue_name, 8.6.2

start_time, 8.6.1

state, 10.2

storage_clause, 8.1.1

streams_pool_size, 1.4

to_schema, 8.3.1

to_type, 8.3.1

transaction_group, 10.2

transformation, 8.3.1, 8.5.1, 10.5

user_property, 10.2

visibility, 10.2, 10.5

wait, 10.4, 10.5

payloads

ANYDATA wrappers for, 22.1.1

Internet operations, 6.1.2

restrictions, 4.6.4

structured, 1.2

transformations with Messaging Gateway, 20.1.4

XMLType, 1.2

performance

about, 1.2

buffered messages, 5.5

concurrent processes, 5.3.4

configuring I/O, 5.3.3

Oracle Database AQ and Oracle RAC, 5.2.1

persistent messaging, 5.2

propagation tuning, 5.4

queue table indexes, 5.3.6

serial processes, 5.3.5

shared servers, 5.2.2

storage parameters, 5.3.2

persistent messaging

compared to buffered, 1.4

performance, 5.2

tuning, 5.3

point-to-point messages

about, 11.3

port

designated for notification, 1.5

posting for notification, 10.9

PreserveMessageID, 19.7.5

priority

during propagation, 1.8

specifying during enqueuing, 1.6

Priority (JMS)

about, 11.5.1

setting for all messages from a MessageProducer, 15.4

privileges

AQ system privilege

granting, 8.4.1

granting in JMS, 12.9.1

revoking, 8.4.2

revoking in JMS, 12.9.2

DBMS_AQIN, 12.1

parameters

admin_option, 8.4.1

grant_option, 8.4.3

grantee, 8.4.1

queue privilege

granting, 8.4.3

granting in JMS, 12.9.5

revoking, 8.4.4

revoking in JMS, 12.9.6

required for propagation, 4.7.1

security, 4.2.3

SELECT_ANY_DICTIONARY, 23.2

Topic privileges

granting in JMS, 12.9.3

revoking in JMS, 12.9.4

programmatic interfaces

about, 1.11

ANYDATA queues, 22.1.2

AQ XML servlet, 3.6

comparison, 3.1, 3.7

JMS, 3.5

OCCI, 3.4

OCI, 3.3

OCI security, 4.2.4

PL/SQL, 3.2

propagations

about, 1.8

in JMS, 11.7

altering, 8.6.3

in JMS, 12.11.3

ANYDATA queues

about, 22.2

examples, 22.5, 22.6

BFILE objects, 4.7.2

buffered messages, 1.4

creating, 8.6.1

debugging, 7.1

disabling, 8.6.5

in JMS, 12.11.4

with Messaging Gateway, 19.5.3

dropping, 8.6.6

enabling, 8.6.4

in JMS, 12.11.2

with Messaging Gateway, 19.5.3

error handling, 1.8

in JMS, 11.7.4

features, 1.8

inboxes and outboxes, 1.8

JMS messages with Messaging Gateway

inbound, 20.4.2

outbound, 20.4.1

managing, 4.7, 8.6

messages with LOBs, 1.8

Messaging Gateway

configuring for, 19.5

monitoring, 21.3

resetting with, 19.5.4

subscribers, about, 19.5.1

subscribers, creating, 19.5.2

subscribers, removing, 19.5.6

optimizing, 4.7.3

parameters

destination, 8.6.1

destination_queue, 8.6.1

duration, 8.6.1

latency, 8.6.1

next_time, 8.6.1

start_time, 8.6.1

priority and ordering of messages, 1.8

privileges required, 4.7.1

queue-to-dblink

about, 1.8

scheduling, 1.8

with Oracle RAC, 1.8

queue-to-queue

about, 1.8

buffered messages, 1.4

scheduling, 1.8

with Oracle RAC, 1.8

remote consumers

about, 1.8

schedules

about, 1.8

altering, 1.8

creating syntax, 8.6.1

in JMS, 11.7.2, 12.11

removing with Messaging Gateway, 19.5.6

scheduling

in JMS, 12.11.1

security, 4.2.5

statistics, 1.8

third-party support, 1.8

TIB/Rendezvous, 20.3.2, 20.3.3

tuning, 5.4

unscheduling, 8.6.6

in JMS, 12.11.5

using HTTP, 1.8, 6.1.6

using HTTP and HTTPS, 6.1.6

WebSphere MQ, 20.2.2, 20.2.3

with Messaging Gateway, 17.4

with Oracle RAC, 1.8

publishing JMS messages

specifying a recipient list, 14.12

specifying delivery mode, priority, and time to live, 14.11

specifying Topic, 14.10

with minimal specification, 14.9

publish/subscribe, 11.4

about, 1.3.4

setting up, 1.3.4, 11.4.8

purge

following notification, 1.5

purging

queue tables, 8.1.4

Q

Queue (JMS)

getting in LDAP, 12.5

queue monitor coordinator, 1.10

Queue Monitor Coordinator, 2.16.1

queue privilege

granting, 8.4.3

in JMS, 12.9.5

revoking, 8.4.4

in JMS, 12.9.6

queue tables

altering, 8.1.2

creating, 8.1.1

in JMS, 12.6

data pump, 4.3.3

dropping, 8.1.3

export

modes, 4.3.1

exporting

about, 4.3, 4.3.1

getting in JMS, 12.7

importing

about, 4.3, 4.3.2

IGNORE parameter, 4.3.2

multiple recipients, 4.3.2

managing, 8.1

migrating, 8.1.5

multiple recipients

exporting, 4.3.1

names

length, 8.1.1

mixed case, 4.1, 8.1.1

parameters

comment, 8.1.1

compatible, 8.1.1

message_grouping, 8.1.1

multiple_consumers, 8.1.1

primary_instance, 8.1.1

queue_payload type, 8.1.1

queue_table, 8.1.1

secondary_instance, 8.1.1

secure, 8.1.1

sort_list, 8.1.1

storage_clause, 8.1.1

payload types, 8.1.1

purging, 8.1.4

restrictions, 4.6.5

security, 8.1.1

sort key, 8.1.1

storage clause, 8.1.1

tuning indexes for performance, 5.3.6

QUEUE_PRIVILEGES, 9.9

QueueBrowser

about, 11.3

creating for Oracle object type messages, 13.14

creating for standard JMS type messages, 13.12, 13.13

QueueConnection

creating with default ConnectionFactory parameters, 13.5

creating with open JDBC connection, 13.4

creating with open OracleOCIConnectionPool, 13.6

creating with user name/password, 13.3

QueueConnectionFactory

getting

in LDAP, 12.4.5

getting with JDBC connection parameters, 12.4.2

getting with JDBC URL, 12.4.1

registering

through database using JDBC connection parameters, 12.2.1

through database using JDBC URL, 12.2.2

through LDAP using JDBC connection parameters, 12.2.3

through LDAP using JDBC URL, 12.2.4

unregistering

through database, 12.3.1

through LDAP, 12.3.2

QueueReceiver

about, 11.3

creating for Oracle object type messages, 13.17

creating for standard JMS type messages, 13.16

queues

altering, 8.2.2

ANYDATA

about, 22.1

creating, 23.2

JMS types supported, 22.1.2.2

programmatic interfaces, 22.1.2

propagation, 22.2

cleaning up, 1.10

creating, 8.2.1

in JMS, 12.8

dropping, 8.2.5

exception, 1.7

in JMS, 11.6.7

listening, 10.4

management restrictions, 4.6

managing, 8.2

monitor coordinator, 1.10

names

length, 8.2.1

mixed case, 4.1, 8.2.1

non-Oracle

configuring, 19.4

registering, 19.4.1

nonpersistent, A.1

compatibility, A.3

managing, A.2

notifications, A.4

restrictions, A.5

parameters

comment, 8.2.1

dequeue, 8.2.3, 8.2.4

enqueue, 8.2.3, 8.2.4

max_retries, 8.2.1

queue_name, 8.2.1

queue_table, 8.2.1

queue_type, 8.2.1

retention_time, 8.2.1

retry_delay, 8.2.1

point-to-point

creating in JMS, 12.8.1

restrictions, 4.6.3, 4.6.5

secure, 10.1

security, 4.2.3

starting, 8.2.3

stopping, 8.2.4

subscribers

about, 1.3.2

type, verifying, 8.6.2

QueueSender

about, 11.3

creating, 13.9

sending messages and specifying options, 13.11

sending messages with default options, 13.10

QueueSession

creating, 13.8

queue/topic connection factory

getting in LDAP, 12.4.5

queuing

and Oracle Database, 1.2

definition, 1.1

R

RAW

payload delivery with notification, 1.5

using RAW queues for Internet operations, 6.1.2

recipients

about, 1.3.2

recipient lists in JMS, 11.4.5

recovery

restrictions, 4.6.7

REF payloads

restrictions, 4.6.3

registerConnectionFactory

and AQ_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE, 12.2.2

and GLOBAL_AQ_USER_ROLE, 12.2.3

using JDBC connection parameters through LDAP, 12.2.3

using JDBC connection parameters through the database, 12.2.1

using JDBC URL through LDAP, 12.2.4

registering

for notification, 10.7

through the database, JDBC URL, 12.2.2

registration

client request for, 6.4.1

IDAP client request, 6.4.3

IDAP server response to request, 6.4.8

reliability

notifications, 1.5

remote consumers

propagation, 1.8

remote subscribers

restrictions, 4.6.1

RemoteSubscriber, 11.4.3, 11.7.1

resource limits

Messaging Gateway, 19.1.4

restrictions

buffered messages, 1.4

message payloads, 4.6.4

nonpersistent queues, A.5

point-in-time recovery, 4.6.7

queue management, 4.6

REF payloads, 4.6.3

remote subscribers, 4.6.1

subscribers, 4.6.1

synonyms, 4.6.5

virtual private database, 4.6.8

result cache, Preface

retention

of messages, 1.10

in JMS, 11.1.5

retries

during dequeuing, 1.7

multiple sessions dequeuing, 1.7

revoking

AQ system privilege, 8.4.2

in JMS, 12.9.2

queue privilege, 8.4.4

in JMS, 12.9.6

roles

AQ_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE, 3.5, 4.2.1.1, 12.2.2

AQ_USER_ROLE, 3.5, 4.2.1.2

GLOBAL_AQ_USER_ROLE, 11.1.1.3, 12.2.3

MGW_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE, 18.2.1, 18.2.5

MGW_AGENT_ROLE, 18.2.1, 18.2.6

SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE, 23.2

rollback

all operations in JMS Session, 15.1.4

RV_discardAmount, 19.7.5

RV_limitPolicy, 19.7.5

RV_maxEvents, 19.7.5

S

scalability

about, 1.2

schedules

enabling and disabling propagation with Messaging Gateway, 19.5.3

scheduling

about propagation scheduling, 1.8

propagations using SCHEDULE_PROPAGATION, 8.6.1

secure queues, 10.1

security, 4.2.1

at destination level in JMS, 11.1.4

at system level in JMS, 11.1.3

compatibility parameter, 4.2.2

message persistence, 1.2

OCI applications, 4.2.4

propagations, 4.2.5

queue privileges, 4.2.3

queue tables

secure parameter, 8.1.1

roles, 4.2.1

sender identification

during enqueuing, 1.6

serial processes

tuning for Oracle Database AQ, 5.3.5

Session (JMS)

creating, 13.7, 14.6

sharded queue, Preface

shared servers

performance with Oracle Database AQ, 5.2.2

short message property (JMS)

getting, 15.10.8

setting, 15.2.8

SOAP

ANYDATA queues, 22.2

body, 6.3.1.3

envelope, 6.3.1.1

header, 6.3.1.2

message structure, 6.3.1

method invocation, 6.3.2

stack trace

printing in JMS, 15.12.4

starting

JMS Connection, 15.1.1

Messaging Gateway agent, 19.2.1

queues, 8.2.3

statistics

propagation, 1.8

stopping

JMS Connection, 15.11.3

queues, 8.2.4

storage parameters

tuning Oracle Database AQ, 5.3.2

StreamMessage

about, 11.2.3.1

creating, 15.1.9

example, 16.3

string message property (JMS)

getting, 15.10.2

setting, 15.2.2

structured payloads, 1.2

about, 1.2

in JMS, 11.2

subscribers

about, 1.3.2

adding, 8.5.1

altering, 8.5.2

creating, 8.5.1

creating JMS remote subscriber for Oracle object type messages, 14.19

creating remote subscriber for JMS messages, 14.18

creating with Messaging Gateway, 19.5.2

in Messaging Gateway propagations, 19.5.1

managing, 8.5

names

mixed case, 4.1

ordering, 1.3.2

parameters

delivery_mode, 8.5.1

queue_to_queue, 8.5.1

rule, 8.5.1

transformation, 8.5.1

removing, 8.5.3

restrictions, 4.6.1

specifying transformations for in JMS, 14.17, 14.20

unsubscribing DurableSubscribers, 14.21, 14.22

synonyms

restrictions, 4.6.5

SYS.AQ$_DESCRIPTOR, 2.10

SYS.AQ$_POST_INFO, 2.12

SYS.AQ$_REG_INFO, 2.9

SYS.MGW_MQSERIES_PROPERTIES, 19.7.1

SYS.MGW_TIBRV_PROPERTIES, 19.7.2

system privilege

granting, 8.4.1

in JMS, 12.9.1

revoking, 8.4.2

in JMS, 12.9.2

T

TextMessage

about, 11.2.3.4

creating, 15.1.11, 15.1.12

example, 16.5

third-party messaging

and application development, 1.3

and Messaging Gateway, 17.3.4

configuration properties, 19.7

optional foreign queue configuration properties, 19.7.4

optional link configuration properties, 19.7.3

optional subscriber configuration properties, 19.7.5

queues

configuring, 19.4

registering, 19.4.1

unregistering, 19.4.2

setting up, 18.3

view for registered queues, 19.4.3

TIB/Rendezvous

AQ_MsgProperties, 19.7.5

links

creating, 19.3.4

listener.ora, modifying, 18.3.1

message conversion, 20.3

message property mapping, 20.3.1

Messaging Gateway. setting up for, 18.3.1

mgw.ora, modifying, 18.3.1

MsgBatchSize, 19.7.5

PreserveMessageID, 19.7.5

propagation

inbound, 20.3.3

outbound, 20.3.2

RV_discardAmount, 19.7.5

RV_limitPolicy, 19.7.5

RV_maxEvents, 19.7.5

Subject

registering, 19.4.1.3

unregistering, 19.4.2

system properties, 19.7.2

time specification

during enqueuing, 1.6

timeout

notifications, 1.5

TimeToLive

setting for all messages from a MessageProducer, 15.3

Topic

creating DurableSubscriber for, 14.13, 14.14, 14.15, 14.16

creating in JMS, 12.8.2

getting in LDAP, 12.5

granting Topic privilege in JMS, 12.9.3

revoking Topic privilege in JMS, 12.9.4

specifying transformations for subscribers, 14.17

TopicBrowser, 11.4.7

browsing messages using, 14.29

creating for Topic of Oracle type messages, 14.27, 14.28

creating for Topic of standard JMS type messages, 14.25, 14.26

TopicConnection

creating with open JDBC connection, 14.4

creating with open OracleOCIConnectionPool, 14.5

creating with user name/password, 14.3

TopicConnectionFactory

getting

in LDAP, 12.4.5

with JDBC connection parameters, 12.4.4

with JDBC URL, 12.4.3

registering

through database using JDBC connection parameters, 12.2.1

through database using JDBC URL, 12.2.2

through LDAP using JDBC connection parameters, 12.2.3

through LDAP using JDBC URL, 12.2.4

unregistering

through database, 12.3.1

through LDAP, 12.3.2

TopicPublisher

about, 11.4.4

creating, 14.8

TopicReceiver

about, 11.4.6

creating for Topic of Oracle object type messages, 14.24

creating for Topic of standard JMS type messages, 14.23

TopicSession

creating, 14.7

transaction

IDAP client request

commit, 6.4.4

roll back, 6.4.5

protection during dequeuing, 1.7

transformations

about, 1.9

altering, 8.3.2

creating, 8.3.1

dropping, 8.3.3

for remote subscribers, specifying in JMS, 14.20

for Topic subscribers, specifying in JMS, 14.17

managing, 8.3

Messaging Gateway, 20.1.4

modifying, 8.3.2

parameters

attribute_number, 8.3.2

from_schema, 8.3.1

from_type, 8.3.1

to_schema, 8.3.1

to_type, 8.3.1

transformation, 8.3.1

XML, 1.9

troubleshooting

in JMS, 15.12

tuning

buffered messages, 5.5

persistent messaging, 5.3

type_name, 2.2

types

access, 4.2.1.3

AQ agent, 2.3

AQ agent list, 2.5

AQ notification descriptor, 2.10

AQ post informatin list, 2.8

AQ post information, 2.12

AQ post information list, 2.8

AQ recipient list, 2.4

AQ registration information, 2.9

AQ registration information list, 2.7

AQ subscriber list, 2.6

aq$_purge_options_t, 8.1.4

buffered messaging support, 1.4

Messaging Gateway, 20.1.2

MGW_BASIC_MSG_T, 20.1.2

MGW_TIBRV_MSG_T, 20.1.2

oracle.xdb.XMLType, 22.1.2.4

support for, 1.2

SYS.LCR$_DDL_RECORD, 22.1.2.1

SYS.LCR$_ROW_RECORD, 22.1.2.1

U

unregistering

ConnectionFactory in LDAP, 12.3.1, 12.3.2

notification, 10.8

unscheduling

propagations, 8.6.6

in JMS, 12.11.5

user authentication

Internet operations, 6.1.3

USER_ATTRIBUTE_TRANSFORMATIONS

User Transformation Functions, 9.21

USER_QUEUE_SCHEDULES, 9.8

USER_QUEUE_SUBSCRIBERS, 9.16

USER_QUEUE_TABLES, 9.2

USER_QUEUES, 9.5

USER_SUBSCR_REGISTRATIONS

User Subscription Registrations, 9.23

USER_TRANSFORMATIONS, 9.20

users

Messaging Gateway agent, 18.2.6

V

V$AQ_BACKGROUND_COORDINATOR, 2.16.3, 9.41

V$AQ_BMAP_NONDUR_SUBSCRIBERS, 9.50

V$AQ_CROSS_INSTANCE_JOBS, 9.44

V$AQ_JOB_COORDINATOR, 2.16.3, 9.42

V$AQ_NONDUR_REGISTRATIONS, 9.45

V$AQ_NONDUR_SUBSCRIBER, 9.48

V$AQ_NONDUR_SUBSCRIBER_LWM, 9.49

V$AQ_NOTIFICATION_CLIENTS, 9.46

V$AQ_SERVER_POOL, 2.16.3, 9.43

V$AQ_SUBSCRIBER_LOAD, 9.47

V$BUFFERED_PUBLISHERS

All Buffered Publishers in the Instance, 9.28

V$BUFFERED_SUBSCRIBERS

Subscribers for All Buffered Queues in the Instance, 9.27

V$METRICGROUP

Information about the Metric Group, 9.36

V$PERSISTENT_PUBLISHERS

All Active Publishers of the Persistent Queues in the Database, 9.32

V$PERSISTENT_QMN_CACHE

Performance Statistics on Background Tasks for Persistent Queues, 9.30

V$PERSISTENT_QUEUES

All Active Persistent Queues in the Database, 9.29

V$PERSISTENT_SUBSCRIBERS

All Active Subscribers of the Persistent Queues in the Database, 9.31

V$PROPAGATION_RECEIVER

Buffer Queue Propagation Schedules on the Receiving (Destination) Side, 9.34

V$PROPAGATION_SENDER

Buffer Queue Propagation Schedules on the Sending (Source) Side, 9.33

V$STREAMSMETRIC

Streams Metrics for the Most Recent Interval, 9.37

V$STREAMSMETRIC_HISTORY

Streams Metrics Over Past Hour, 9.38

V$SUBSCR_REGISTRATION_STATS

Diagnosability of Notifications, 9.35

verifying

Messaging Gateway setup, 18.4

queue type, 8.6.2

views

all propagation schedules, 9.7, 9.7

all queue subscribers in database, 9.15

all queues in database, 9.4

all transformation functions, 9.19

all transformations, 9.18

AQ agents registered for Internet access, 9.24

messages in queue table, 9.10

Messaging Gateway, 19.2.2

Messaging Gateway agent, 21.2.1

Messaging Gateway links, 19.3.7

propagation schedules in user schema, 9.8

queue subscribers, 9.11

queue subscribers and their rules, 9.12

queue subscribers for queues where user has queue privileges, 9.17

queue subscribers in user schema, 9.16

queue tables in user schema, 9.2

queues for which user has any privilege, 9.6

queues for which user has queue privilege, 9.9

queues in user schema, 9.5

registered non-Oracle queues, 19.4.3

user transformations, 9.20

virtual private database

restrictions, 4.6.8

visibility

about, 6.4.1, 6.4.2

buffered messages, 1.4

dequeue options, 10.5

enqueue options, 10.2

rollback opertations, 6.4.5

W

waiting

during dequeuing, 1.7

WebSphere MQ

base Java link, creating, 19.3.1

base Java queue

registering, 19.4.1.1

unregistering, 19.4.2

JMS link, creating, 19.3.2

JMS Queue or Topic

registering, 19.4.1.2

unregistering, 19.4.2

JMS_DeliveryMode, 19.7.5

JMS_NoLocal, 19.7.5

listener .ora, modifying, 18.3.2

message conversion, 20.2

message header mappings, 20.2.1

Messaging Gateway, setting up for, 18.3.2

mgw.ora, modifying, 18.3.2

MQ_BrokerControlQueue, 19.7.3

MQ_BrokerPubQueue, 19.7.3

MQ_BrokerQueueManager, 19.7.3

MQ_BrokerVersion, 19.7.3

MQ_ccsid, 19.7.3, 19.7.3

MQ_CharacterSet, 19.7.4

MQ_JmsDurSubQueue, 19.7.3, 19.7.4

MQ_JmsTargetClient, 19.7.4

MQ_openOptions, 19.7.4

MQ_PubAckInterval, 19.7.3

MQ_ReceiveExit, 19.7.3

MQ_ReceiveExitInit, 19.7.3

MQ_SecurityExit, 19.7.3

MQ_SecurityExitInit, 19.7.3

MQ_SendExit, 19.7.3

MQ_SendExitInit, 19.7.3, 19.7.3, 19.7.3, 19.7.3, 19.7.3, 19.7.3

MsgBatchSize, 19.7.5

optional link configuration properties, 19.7.3

PreserveMessageID, 19.7.5

propagation

inbound, 20.2.3

outbound, 20.2.2

system properties, 19.7.1

X

using with Oracle Database AQ, 4.5

XML, 6

deploying AQ servlet, 6.2

message format transformations, 1.9