I want to create a JMS Queue with Scope:Cluster.
Session session = new Session();
ConfigService cService = new ConfigServiceProxy(aClient);
queryString = "Cluster=xxx";
ObjectName temp = cService.resolve(session, queryString)[0];
CommandMgr cmdMgr = CommandMgr.getCommandMgr(aClient);
AdminCommand cmd = cmdMgr.createCommand("createSIBJMSQueue");
cmd.setTargetObject(obj);
cmd.setParameter("name", Name);
cmd.setParameter("jndiName", "jms/"+Name);
cmd.setParameter("description", "FirstTryOfJMX");
cmd.setParameter("busName", "bus");
cmd.setParameter("queueName", "was");
cmd.setConfigSession(session);
cmd.execute();
CommandResult result = cmd.getCommandResult();
This Example works very well if i choose other scopes like -> Node="xxx":Server="xxx". I think the problem is the resolve() function from WebSphere: I find this on docu
resolve
public javax.management.ObjectName[] resolve(Session session, javax.management.ObjectName scope, java.lang.String containmentPath)
resolve the config object from its containment path.
Parameters:
session - the seesion id. null may be supplied there a workspace will be created automatically and the change will be saved to repository.
scope - the scope of search. scope may be a **cell, node or server**. we do cell wide search if scope is null.
containmentPath - the containment path of config object.
Theres only Cell,Server and Node but no Cluster.....
I would like to know how to select Cluster Scopes.
Pls Help
In WebSphere's Containment Path lingo, the keyword for clusters is ServerCluster
, not Cluster
.