AliasSelection.description=Select the authentication values for this resource.
AliasSelection.security.settings=Security settings
AliasSelectionTree.description=This page allows you to select a J2C authentication alias for the resource object you are configuring. This panel is available when security domains are defined. Security domains allow you to isolate J2C authentication aliases between servers. You must be careful when selecting an alias, because it is possible to select one that is only accessible by a subset of the servers that will use the resource object. If you select a global alias, you are guaranteed that an alias by that name will be accessible to all users of the resource. If the alias has been overridden in a security domain, however, that alias will be used instead of the global one.
AliasSelectionTree.global.displayName=Global
AliasSelectionTree.good.icon.description=All servers that can access this resource can also access an alias named {0}.
AliasSelectionTree.icon.description=The following icons are used to help you select the proper alias for this resource:
AliasSelectionTree.legend.good.icon.description=The alias is accessible by all servers that can access this resource.
AliasSelectionTree.legend.multiple.icon.description=The alias is defined in multiple places.
AliasSelectionTree.legend.warning.icon.description=There is at least one server that cannot access the alias. Check the tree view to see if this is ok for the application that will be using this resource.
AliasSelectionTree.multiple.error=Only one alias can be selected.
AliasSelectionTree.multiple.icon.description=The alias may be overridden with an alias at a more granular scope.
AliasSelectionTree.no.aliases=No aliases
AliasSelectionTree.nodomain.global=Using global aliases
AliasSelectionTree.nodomain.specific=Using {0}
AliasSelectionTree.warning.icon.description=Not all servers that can access this resource can access an alias named {0}.
BrokerProperties.displayName=Broker properties
BrokerProps.brokerCCSubQueue.displayName=Broker connection consumer subscription queue
BrokerProps.brokerCtrlQueue.displayName=Broker control queue
BrokerProps.brokerPubQueue.displayName=Broker publication queue
BrokerProps.brokerQmgr.displayName=Broker queue manager
BrokerProps.brokerSubQueue.displayName=Broker subscriber queue
BrokerProps.capabilities.displayName=Capabilities
BrokerProps.cleanupInterval=Subscription cleanup interval
BrokerProps.cleanupLevel.displayName=Subscription cleanup level
BrokerProps.clonedSubs.displayName=Allow cloned durable subscriptions
BrokerProps.msgSelection.broker.displayName=In broker
BrokerProps.msgSelection.client.displayName=In client
BrokerProps.msgSelection.displayName=Specify where message selection occurs
BrokerProps.sparseSubs.displayName=Optimize for sparse subscription patterns
BrokerProps.stateRefreshInt.displayName=Durable subscription state refresh interval
BrokerProps.subStore.displayName=Subscription store
BrokerProps.tuning.displayName=Tuning
BrokerProps.version.v1.displayName=Version 1 broker
BrokerProps.version.v2.displayName=Version 2 broker
BrokerProps.wildCardFormat.allWildcards.displayName=All wildcards
BrokerProps.wildCardFormat.charWildcards.displayName=Character wildcards
BrokerProps.wildCardFormat.topicLevelWildcards.displayName=Topic level wildcards
BrokerProps.wildcardFormat.displayName=Subscription wildcard format
CMPConnectorFactory.cmpDatasource.displayName=CMP data source
CMPConnectorFactory.displayName=CMP connection factories
ClientTransportProps.displayName=Client transport properties
ClientTransportProps.rcvExitInitData.displayName=Receive exit initialization data
ClientTransportProps.rcvExits.displayName=Receive exits
ClientTransportProps.secExit.displayName=Security exit
ClientTransportProps.secExitInitData.displayName=Security exit initialization data
ClientTransportProps.sendExit.displayName=Send exits
ClientTransportProps.sendExitInitData.displayName=Send exit initialization data
ClientTransportProps.sslCrl.displayName=Certificate revocation list
ClientTransportProps.sslPeerName.displayName=Peer name
ClientTransportProps.sslResetCount.displayName=Reset count
ConfigureActSpecDurableSubscription.displayName=Configure Durable Subscription
ConfigureActSpecDurableSubscriptionTask.step1=Configure Durable Subscription
ConfigureActSpecMDBData.displayName=Specify MDB destination data
ConfigureActSpecMDBDataTask.step1=Specify MDB destination data
Conflicting.jdbc.driver.configuration=Provider type {0} and provider type {1} cannot safely coexist due to conflicts on the class path. This configuration may cause unpredictable errors at runtime. It is recommended you delete one of the two JDBC providers.
ConnectionFactory.connectionPool.displayName=Connection pool properties
ConnectionFactory.displayName=Connection Factory
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.displayName=Advanced connection pool properties
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.freePoolDistributionTableSize.displayName=Free pool distribution table size
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.numberOfFreePoolPartitions.displayName=Number of free pool partitions
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.numberOfSharedPoolPartitions.displayName=Number of shared partitions
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.partitions=partitions
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.propertySet.displayName=Connection pool custom properties
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.stuckThreshold.displayName=Stuck threshold
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.stuckTime.displayName=Stuck time
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.stuckTimerTime.displayName=Stuck timer interval
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.surgeCreationInterval.displayName=Surge creation interval
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.surgeThreshold.displayName=Surge threshold
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.testConnection.displayName=Test connection
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.testConnectionInterval.displayName=Test connection interval
ConnectionPool.agedTimeout.displayName=Aged timeout
ConnectionPool.agedTimeout.label=seconds
ConnectionPool.connectionTimeout.displayName=Connection timeout
ConnectionPool.connectionTimeout.label=seconds
ConnectionPool.displayName=Connection pools
ConnectionPool.maxConnections.displayName=Maximum connections
ConnectionPool.maxConnections.label=connections
ConnectionPool.minConnections.displayName=Minimum connections
ConnectionPool.minConnections.label=connections
ConnectionPool.purgePolicy.displayName=Purge policy
ConnectionPool.reapTime.displayName=Reap time
ConnectionPool.reapTime.label=seconds
ConnectionPool.unusedTimeout.displayName=Unused timeout
ConnectionPool.unusedTimeout.label=seconds
ConvertListenerPortToActSpec.displayName=Convert listener port to activation specification
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.actSpecJNDIName.displayName=JNDI name of new activation specification
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.actSpecName.displayName=Name of new activation specification
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.actSpecNameForListenerPort.displayName=The name of the activation specification for listener port: "{0}"
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.actSpecScope.displayName=The scope of the new activation specification
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.cellScope.displayName=Cell
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.clusterScope.displayName=Cluster
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.failure.msg=The following error occurred converting listener port "{0}": {1}
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.listenerPort.displayName=Listener port: "{0}"
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.noAsJNDIName.msg=An activation specification JNDI name must be specified for listener port: "{0}".
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.noAsName.msg=An activation specification name must be specified for listener port: "{0}".
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.nodeScope.displayName=Node
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.serverScope.displayName=Server
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.step1=Supply activation specification name
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.step2=Summary
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.success.msg=Activation specification "{0}" was successfully created from listener port "{1}".
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.summary.msg=A new activation specification for listener port "{0}" will be created at {1} scope with the name "{2}" and JNDI name "{3}"
CreateNewWMQServer.displayName=Create a new WebSphere MQ server
CreateWMQJMSResource.displayName=Create WebSphere MQ JMS resource
CreateWMQJMSResource.enterAll.displayName=Enter all the required information into this wizard
CreateWMQJMSResource.summary.displayName=Creating a resource of type {0}
CreateWMQJMSResource.useCCDT.displayName=Use a client channel definition table
CreateWMQJMSResource.useWMQServer.displayName=Use the information associated with a WebSphere MQ server
CreateWMQJMSResourceTask.step1=Configure basic attributes
CreateWMQJMSResourceTask.step2=Select connection method
CreateWMQJMSResourceTask.step3=Test connection
CreateWMQJMSResourceTask.step4=Summary
EnterAll.invalidPortNumber.displayName=An invalid port number was supplied: "{0}".
EnterAll.preferBindings.displayName=Prefer bindings mode connections over TCP/IP connections
EnterAll.qmgrName.displayName=Queue manager or queue sharing group name
EnterAll.qmgrSvrconnChannel.displayName=Channel name
EnterAll.qmgrType.displayName=Server type
EnterAll.qmgrType.qmgr.displayName=Queue manager
EnterAll.qmgrType.qsg.displayName=Queue sharing group
EnterAll.tcpip.displayName=TCP/IP settings
Env.ResourceEnvironmentProvider.referenceables.displayName=Referenceables
GenericJMSConnectionFactory.displayName=Generic JMS connection factories
GenericJMSConnectionFactory.externalJNDIName.displayName=External JNDI name
GenericJMSConnectionFactory.type.displayName=Type
GenericJMSDestination.displayName=Generic JMS destinations
GenericJMSDestination.externalJNDIName.displayName=External JNDI Name
GenericJMSDestination.type.displayName=Type
J2EEResourceFactory.category.displayName=Category
J2EEResourceFactory.description.displayName=Description
J2EEResourceFactory.displayName=J2EE resource factory
J2EEResourceFactory.jndiName.displayName=JNDI name
J2EEResourceFactory.name.displayName=Name
J2EEResourceFactory.propertySet.displayName=Custom properties
J2EEResourceFactory.provider.J2CResourceAdapter.displayName=J2C resource adapters
J2EEResourceFactory.provider.JDBCProvider.displayName=JDBC providers
J2EEResourceFactory.provider.JMSProvider.displayName=JMS providers
J2EEResourceFactory.provider.MailProvider.displayName=Mail providers
J2EEResourceFactory.provider.ResourceEnvironmentProvider.displayName=Resource environment providers
J2EEResourceFactory.provider.URLProvider.displayName=URL providers
J2EEResourceFactory.provider.displayName=Provider
J2EEResourceProperty.description.displayName=Description
J2EEResourceProperty.displayName=Custom properties
J2EEResourceProperty.name.displayName=Name
J2EEResourceProperty.required.displayName=Required
J2EEResourceProperty.type.displayName=Type
J2EEResourceProperty.type.java.lang.Boolean=java.lang.Boolean
J2EEResourceProperty.type.java.lang.Byte=java.lang.Byte
J2EEResourceProperty.type.java.lang.Double=java.lang.Double
J2EEResourceProperty.type.java.lang.Float=java.lang.Float
J2EEResourceProperty.type.java.lang.Integer=java.lang.Integer
J2EEResourceProperty.type.java.lang.Long=java.lang.Long
J2EEResourceProperty.type.java.lang.Short=java.lang.Short
J2EEResourceProperty.type.java.lang.String=java.lang.String
J2EEResourceProperty.value.displayName=Value
J2EEResourcePropertySet.displayName=J2EE resource property set
J2EEResourcePropertySet.resourceProperties.displayName=Resource properties
J2EEResourceProvider.builtin.cannot.be.isolated=This is a built-in provider, but it has been marked as isolated. Isolating built-in resource providers may cause problems in the server. You must deselect the checkbox that isolates the provider.
J2EEResourceProvider.cannot.have.nativepath.when.isolated=A native path cannot be specified on an isolated resource provider. You must either delete the native path value or deselect the checkbox that isolates the provider.
J2EEResourceProvider.classpath.displayName=Class path
J2EEResourceProvider.description.displayName=Description
J2EEResourceProvider.displayName=J2EE resource provider
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.CMPConnectorFactory.displayName=CMP connection factories
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.ConnectionFactory.displayName=Connection factories
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.DataSource.displayName=Data sources
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.J2CConnectionFactory.displayName=J2C connection factories
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.JMSConnectionFactory.displayName=JMS connection factories
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.JMSDestination.displayName=JMS destinations
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.MailSession.displayName=Mail sessions
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.ResourceEnvEntry.displayName=Resource environment entries
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.URL.displayName=URLs
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.displayName=Factories
J2EEResourceProvider.isolatedClassLoader.displayName=Isolate this resource provider
J2EEResourceProvider.name.displayName=Name
J2EEResourceProvider.nativepath.displayName=Native library path
J2EEResourceProvider.propertySet.displayName=Custom properties
JMS.displayName=JMS
JMSActivationSpec.description.displayName=Description
JMSActivationSpec.displayName=Activation specifications
JMSActivationSpec.name.displayName=Name
JMSActivationSpec.single.displayName=Activation specification
JMSConnectionFactory.connectionPool.displayName=Connection pool
JMSConnectionFactory.description.displayName=Description
JMSConnectionFactory.displayName=Connection factories
JMSConnectionFactory.name.displayName=Name
JMSConnectionFactory.sessionPool.displayName=Session pools
JMSConnectionFactory.single.displayName=Connection factory
JMSConnectionFactory.xAEnabled.displayName=XA enabled
JMSConnectionFactory.xAEnabled.label=Enable XA
JMSDestination.displayName=Generic JMS destinations
JMSProvider.displayName=Provider
JMSProvider.duplicate.error=A JMS provider with the name "{0}" already exists at the selected scope.
JMSProvider.externalInitialContextFactory.displayName=External initial context factory
JMSProvider.externalProviderURL.displayName=External provider URL
JMSProvider.jndiBindingMechanism.displayName=JNDI binding mechanism
JMSProviders.classpath.displayName=Class path
JMSProviders.description.displayName=Description
JMSProviders.disableWMQ.displayName=Disable WebSphere MQ
JMSProviders.disableWMQ.info.base=All WebSphere MQ functionality on this application server has been disabled. No WebSphere MQ messaging provider resources can be used until WebSphere MQ functionality is re-enabled and the server restarted.
JMSProviders.disableWMQ.info.nd=WebSphere MQ functionality has been disabled at a scope that is higher than, or the same as, this one. No WebSphere MQ messaging provider resources defined at this scope can be used until WebSphere MQ functionality is re-enabled at the relevant scope and the affected servers restarted.
JMSProviders.disableWMQ.info.nd.possible=WebSphere MQ functionality has been disabled in at least one scope in this cell. No WebSphere MQ messaging provider resources defined at affected scopes can be used until WebSphere MQ functionality is re-enabled at the relevant scopes and the affected servers restarted.
JMSProviders.displayName=JMS providers
JMSProviders.enableJCAInboundMessages.displayName=Enable JCA based inbound message delivery
JMSProviders.externalInitialContextFactory.displayName=External initial context factory
JMSProviders.externalProviderURL.displayName=External provider URL
JMSProviders.name.displayName=Name
JMSProviders.nativeLibraryPath.displayName=Native library path
JMSProviders.updateRA.displayName=Update resource adapter...
JMSQueue.description.displayName=Description
JMSQueue.displayName=Queues
JMSQueue.name.displayName=Name
JMSQueue.single.displayName=Queue
JMSQueueConnectionFactory.description.displayName=Description
JMSQueueConnectionFactory.displayName=Queue connection factories
JMSQueueConnectionFactory.name.displayName=Name
JMSQueueConnectionFactory.single.displayName=Queue connection factory
JMSResource.wizard.blank=
JMSResource.wizard.button.new=New
JMSResource.wizard.description=Select the provider with which to create the {0}. The following providers support the selected resource type and are available at the selected scope.
JMSResource.wizard.title=Select JMS resource provider
JMSResourceType.QUEUE=QUEUE
JMSResourceType.QUEUE.displayName=QUEUE
JMSResourceType.TOPIC=TOPIC
JMSResourceType.TOPIC.displayName=TOPIC
JMSResourceType.UNIFIED=UNIFIED
JMSTopic.description.displayName=Description
JMSTopic.displayName=Topics
JMSTopic.name.displayName=Name
JMSTopic.single.displayName=Topic
JMSTopicConnectionFactory.description.displayName=Description
JMSTopicConnectionFactory.displayName=Topic connection factories
JMSTopicConnectionFactory.name.displayName=Name
JMSTopicConnectionFactory.single.displayName=Topic connection factory
ListenerPort.convertToActSpec.displayName=Convert to activation specification
MQAS.destinationJNDIName.displayName=Destination JNDI name
MQAS.destinationType.displayName=Destination type
MQAS.messageSelector.displayName=Message selector
MQAS.subscriptionDurability.durable.displayName=Durable subscription
MQAS.subscriptionDurability.nondurable.displayName=Nondurable subscription
MQAS.subscriptionName.displayName=Subscription name
MQASAdvancedProps.failureDeliveryCount.displayName=Number of sequential delivery failures before suspending endpoint
MQASAdvancedProps.maxPoolSize.displayName=Maximum server sessions
MQASAdvancedProps.serverSessionPoolTimeout.displayName=Server session pool timeout
MQASAdvancedProps.startTimeout.displayName=Start timeout
MQASAdvancedProps.stopEndpointIfDeliveryFails.displayName=Stop endpoint if message delivery fails
MQActSpec.displayName=WebSphere MQ Activation Specification
MQBrokerType.MA0C=Basic
MQBrokerType.MQSI=Advanced
MQCAdvanced.modelQueue.displayName=WebSphere MQ model queue name
MQCF.ccdtQmgrName.displayName=Queue manager
MQCF.ccdtUrl.displayName=Client channel definition table URL
MQCF.connameList.invalid=The specified connection name list, '{0}', is incorrectly formatted. The correct format for a connection name list is 'host1[(port1)][,host2[(port2)]' where port information is optional and host must be a valid hostname.
MQCF.connection.displayName=Connection
MQCF.connectionNameList.displayName=Connection name list
MQCF.hostPortInformation.basic.displayName=Enter host and port information in the form of separate hostname and port values
MQCF.hostPortInformation.connectionNameList.displayName=Enter host and port information in the form of a connection name list
MQCF.providerVersion.displayName=Provider version
MQCF.qmgrHostname.displayName=Hostname
MQCF.qmgrName.displayName=Queue manager
MQCF.sslConfiguration.displayName=SSL configuration
MQCF.sslType.centrallyManaged.displayName=Centrally managed
MQCF.sslType.specfic.displayName=Specific configuration
MQCF.support2PCProtocol.displayName=Support two phase commit protocol
MQCF.useSSL.displayName=Use SSL to secure communication with WebSphere MQ
MQCF.wmqServerEndpoint.displayName=Endpoint
MQCF.wmqServerName.displayName=Websphere MQ server
MQCF.wmqServerSvrconnChannel.displayName=Server connection channel
MQCF.wmqTransportType.bindings.displayName=Bindings
MQCF.wmqTransportType.bindingsThenClient.displayName=Bindings, then client
MQCF.wmqTransportType.client.displayName=Client
MQCF.wmqTransportType.displayName=Transport
MQCFAdvanced.ccsid.displayName=Coded character set identifier
MQCFAdvanced.clientReconnectOptions.asdef.displayName=ASDEF
MQCFAdvanced.clientReconnectOptions.disabled.displayName=DISABLED
MQCFAdvanced.clientReconnectOptions.displayName=Client reconnect options
MQCFAdvanced.clientReconnectOptions.qmgr.displayName=QMGR
MQCFAdvanced.clientReconnectOptions.reconnect.displayName=RECONNECT
MQCFAdvanced.clientReconnectTimeout.displayName=Client reconnect timeout
MQCFAdvanced.clientReconnectTimeout.label=seconds
MQCFAdvanced.compressHeaders.displayName=Compress message headers
MQCFAdvanced.compressPayload.displayName=Compression algorithm for message payloads
MQCFAdvanced.connectionConsumer.displayName=Connection consumer
MQCFAdvanced.failIfQuiescing.displayName=Fail JMS method calls if the queue manager is quiescing
MQCFAdvanced.maxBatchSize.displayName=Maximum batch size
MQCFAdvanced.msgCompression.displayName=Message compression
MQCFAdvanced.msgRetention.displayName=Retain messages, even if no matching consumer is available
MQCFAdvanced.payloadComp.none.displayName=NONE
MQCFAdvanced.payloadComp.rle.displayName=RLE
MQCFAdvanced.payloadComp.zlibfast.displayName=ZLIBFAST
MQCFAdvanced.payloadComp.zlibhigh.displayName=ZLIBHIGH
MQCFAdvanced.payloadCompression.displayName=Payload compression algorithm
MQCFAdvanced.pollingInterval.displayName=Polling interval
MQCFAdvanced.reconnectionProperties.displayName=Client reconnect
MQCFAdvanced.replyWithRFH2.displayName=Append an RFH version 2 header to reply messages
MQCFAdvanced.rescanInterval.displayName=Rescan interval
MQCFAdvanced.tempQueuePrefix.displayName=Temporary queue prefix
MQCFAdvanced.tempTopicPrefix.displayName=Temporary topic prefix
MQCFAdvanced.temporaryDestinations.displayName=Temporary destinations
MQCF_AdvancedProps.displayName=Advanced properties
MQConnectionFactory.CCSID.displayName=Coded character set identifier
MQConnectionFactory.brokerCCSubQ.displayName=Broker CC subscription queue
MQConnectionFactory.brokerControlQueue.displayName=Broker control queue
MQConnectionFactory.brokerPubQueue.displayName=Broker publication queue
MQConnectionFactory.brokerQueueManager.displayName=Broker queue manager
MQConnectionFactory.brokerSubQueue.displayName=Broker subscription queue
MQConnectionFactory.brokerVersion.displayName=Broker version
MQConnectionFactory.channel.displayName=Channel
MQConnectionFactory.clientID.displayName=Client ID
MQConnectionFactory.cloneSupport.displayName=Clone support
MQConnectionFactory.cloneSupport.label=Enable clone support
MQConnectionFactory.directAuth.BASIC=BASIC
MQConnectionFactory.directAuth.CERTIFICATE=CERTIFICATE
MQConnectionFactory.directAuth.displayName=Direct Broker authorization type
MQConnectionFactory.displayName=WebSphere MQ connection factories
MQConnectionFactory.failIfQuiesce.displayName=Return methods if quiescing
MQConnectionFactory.failIfQuiesce.label=Enable return methods during shutdown
MQConnectionFactory.host.displayName=Host
MQConnectionFactory.localAddress.displayName=Local server address
MQConnectionFactory.msgRetention.displayName=Message retention
MQConnectionFactory.msgRetention.label=Enable message retention
MQConnectionFactory.msgSelection.BROKER=BROKER
MQConnectionFactory.msgSelection.CLIENT=CLIENT
MQConnectionFactory.msgSelection.displayName=Broker message selection
MQConnectionFactory.multicast.displayName=Enable multicast transport
MQConnectionFactory.pollingInterval.displayName=Polling interval
MQConnectionFactory.port.displayName=Port
MQConnectionFactory.proxyHostName.displayName=Proxy host name
MQConnectionFactory.proxyPort.displayName=Proxy port
MQConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanup.ASPROP=ASPROP
MQConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanup.FORCE=FORCE
MQConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanup.NONDUR=NONDUR
MQConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanup.NONE=NONE
MQConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanup.SAFE=SAFE
MQConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanup.STRONG=STRONG
MQConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanup.displayName=Publish and subscribe cleanup level
MQConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanupInterval.displayName=Publish and subscribe cleanup interval
MQConnectionFactory.publishAckInterval.displayName=Publish acknowledgement window
MQConnectionFactory.queueManager.displayName=Queue manager
MQConnectionFactory.rescanInterval.displayName=Rescan interval
MQConnectionFactory.sparseSubscriptions.displayName=Sparse broker subscriptions
MQConnectionFactory.sparseSubscriptions.label=Enable sparse broker subscriptions
MQConnectionFactory.sslCRL.displayName=SSL CRL
MQConnectionFactory.sslCipherSuite.displayName=SSL cipher suite
MQConnectionFactory.sslPeerName.displayName=SSL peer name
MQConnectionFactory.statRefreshInterval.displayName=Publish and subscribe status interval
MQConnectionFactory.substore.BROKER=BROKER
MQConnectionFactory.substore.MIGRATE=MIGRATE
MQConnectionFactory.substore.QUEUE=QUEUE
MQConnectionFactory.substore.displayName=Persistent subscriptions store
MQConnectionFactory.tempModel.displayName=Model queue definition
MQConnectionFactory.tempQueuePrefix.displayName=Temporary queue prefix
MQConnectionFactory.transportType.bindings=BINDINGS
MQConnectionFactory.transportType.client=CLIENT
MQConnectionFactory.transportType.direct=DIRECT
MQConnectionFactory.transportType.displayName=Transport type
MQConnectionFactory.useConnectionPooling.displayName=Use connection pooling
MQConnectionFactory.useConnectionPooling.label=Enable MQ connection pooling
MQDecimalEncoding.Normal=Normal
MQDecimalEncoding.Reversed=Reversed
MQFloatingPointEncoding.IEEENormal=IEEENormal
MQFloatingPointEncoding.IEEEReversed=IEEEReversed
MQFloatingPointEncoding.S390=z/OS
MQIntegerEncoding.Normal=Normal
MQIntegerEncoding.Reversed=Reversed
MQJMSResource.UseExistingChannel.displayName=Use a channel already defined to the WebSphere MQ server
MQJMSResource.UseExistingEndpoint.displayName=Use an endpoint already defined to the WebSphere MQ server
MQJMSResource.illegalProviderVersion.error=The field, {0}, is invalid. It must be set to either the empty string, or a string in the form "n,n,n,n" or "n,n,n" or "n,n" or "n" (where "n" is an integer greater than or equal to zero).
MQJMSResource.invalidMQChars.error=The field, {0}, contains characters that are invalid for WebSphere MQ resources. Only alpha-numerics and the characters '.','_','/' and '%' are allowed.
MQJMSResource.mqNameTooLong.error=The field, {0}, cannot be longer than {1} characters.
MQJMSResource.qmgrGroupAsterisk.warning=The value {0} for field {1} used in combination with a client channel definition table might prevent recovery of global transactions. See the information center for further detail.
MQJMSResource.qmgrGroupEmpty.warning=A blank value for field {0} used in combination with a client channel definition table might prevent recovery of global transactions. See the information center for further detail.
MQQueue.CCSID.displayName=Coded character set identifier
MQQueue.WMQQueue.displayName=WebSphere MQ Queue
MQQueue.administration.displayName=Administration
MQQueue.advancedProperties.additional.displayName=Additional
MQQueue.advancedProperties.delivery.displayName=Delivery
MQQueue.advancedProperties.displayName=Advanced properties
MQQueue.advancedProperties.messageFormat.displayName=Message format
MQQueue.advancedProperties.mqmd.displayName=Message descriptor
MQQueue.advancedProperties.optimizations.displayName=Optimizations
MQQueue.baseQueueManagerName.displayName=Queue manager or Queue sharing group name
MQQueue.baseQueueName.displayName=Queue name
MQQueue.connection.properties=WebSphere MQ Queue Connection Properties
MQQueue.decimalEncoding.displayName=Decimal encoding
MQQueue.displayName=WebSphere MQ queue destinations
MQQueue.expiry.displayName=Expiry
MQQueue.floatingPointEncoding.displayName=Floating point encoding
MQQueue.integerEncoding.displayName=Integer encoding
MQQueue.messageBody.displayName=Message body
MQQueue.messageBody.jms=JMS
MQQueue.messageBody.mq=MQ
MQQueue.messageBody.unspecified=UNSPECIFIED
MQQueue.mqmdMessageContext.default=DEFAULT
MQQueue.mqmdMessageContext.displayName=MQMD message context
MQQueue.mqmdMessageContext.set_all_context=SET_ALL_CONTEXT
MQQueue.mqmdMessageContext.set_identity_context=SET_IDENTITY_CONTEXT
MQQueue.mqmdReadEnabled.displayName=MQMD read enabled
MQQueue.mqmdWriteEnabled.displayName=MQMD write enabled
MQQueue.password.displayName=Password
MQQueue.persistence.displayName=Persistence
MQQueue.priority.displayName=Priority
MQQueue.queueManagerHost.displayName=Queue manager host
MQQueue.queueManagerPort.displayName=Queue manager port
MQQueue.readAhead.NO=No
MQQueue.readAhead.QDEF=As per queue definition
MQQueue.readAhead.YES=Yes
MQQueue.readAhead.displayName=Read ahead, and cache, non-persistent messages for consumers
MQQueue.readAheadClose.deliverAll=Wait for all cached messages to be delivered
MQQueue.readAheadClose.deliverCurrent=Wait for the current message to be delivered
MQQueue.readAheadClose.displayName=Read ahead consumer close method
MQQueue.replyToStyle.default=DEFAULT
MQQueue.replyToStyle.displayName=Reply to style
MQQueue.replyToStyle.mqmd=MQMD
MQQueue.replyToStyle.rfh2=RFH2
MQQueue.sendAsync.NO=No
MQQueue.sendAsync.QDEF=As per queue definition
MQQueue.sendAsync.YES=Yes
MQQueue.sendAsync.displayName=Asynchronously send messages to the queue manager
MQQueue.serverConnectionChannelName.displayName=Server connection channel name
MQQueue.specifiedExpiry.displayName=Specified expiry
MQQueue.specifiedExpiry.label=milliseconds
MQQueue.specifiedPriority.displayName=Specified priority
MQQueue.targetClient.displayName=Target client
MQQueue.targetClient.label=Append RFH version 2 headers to messages sent to this destination
MQQueue.useNativeEncoding.displayName=Native encoding
MQQueue.useNativeEncoding.label=Use native encodings
MQQueue.userName.displayName=User ID
MQQueueAdvancedProps.displayName=MQ Queue advanced properties
MQQueueConfig.displayName=WebSphere MQ configuration
MQQueueConnectionFactory.CCSID.displayName=Coded character set identifier
MQQueueConnectionFactory.channel.displayName=Channel
MQQueueConnectionFactory.clientID.displayName=Client ID
MQQueueConnectionFactory.displayName=WebSphere MQ queue connection factories
MQQueueConnectionFactory.failIfQuiesce.displayName=Return methods if quiescing
MQQueueConnectionFactory.failIfQuiesce.label=Enable return methods during shutdown
MQQueueConnectionFactory.host.displayName=Host
MQQueueConnectionFactory.localAddress.displayName=Local server address
MQQueueConnectionFactory.msgRetention.displayName=Messsage retention
MQQueueConnectionFactory.msgRetention.label=Enable message retention
MQQueueConnectionFactory.pollingInterval.displayName=Polling interval
MQQueueConnectionFactory.port.displayName=Port
MQQueueConnectionFactory.queueManager.displayName=Queue manager
MQQueueConnectionFactory.rescanInterval.displayName=Rescan interval
MQQueueConnectionFactory.sslCRL.displayName=SSL CRL
MQQueueConnectionFactory.sslCipherSuite.displayName=SSL cipher suite
MQQueueConnectionFactory.sslPeerName.displayName=SSL peer name
MQQueueConnectionFactory.tempModel.displayName=Model queue definition
MQQueueConnectionFactory.tempQueuePrefix.displayName=Temporary queue prefix
MQQueueConnectionFactory.transportType.displayName=Transport type
MQQueueConnectionFactory.useConnectionPooling.displayName=Use connection pooling
MQQueueConnectionFactory.useConnectionPooling.label=Enable MQ connection pooling
MQQueueConnectionProperties.displayName=WebSphere MQ connection properties
MQSeriesProvider.connection.factory.displayName=WebSphere MQ connection factories
MQSeriesProvider.queue.connection.factory.displayName=WebSphere MQ queue connection factories
MQSeriesProvider.queue.destination.displayName=WebSphere MQ queue destinations
MQSeriesProvider.topic.connection.factory.displayName=WebSphere MQ topic connection factories
MQSeriesProvider.topic.destination.displayName=WebSphere MQ topic destinations
MQSeriesQueue.DEFAULT_BIND_NOT_FIXED=Not Fixed
MQSeriesQueue.DEFAULT_BIND_ON_OPEN=On Open
MQSeriesQueue.DEFAULT_INPUT_OPEN_OPTION_EXCLUSIVE=Exclusive
MQSeriesQueue.DEFAULT_INPUT_OPEN_OPTION_SHARED=Shared
MQSeriesQueue.DEFAULT_PERSISTENCE_NOT_PERSISTENT=Not Persistent
MQSeriesQueue.DEFAULT_PERSISTENCE_PERSISTENT=Persistent
MQSeriesQueue.GET_ALLOWED=Get Allowed
MQSeriesQueue.GET_INHIBITED=Get Inhibited
MQSeriesQueue.HARDEN_GET_BACKOUT_HARDENED=Hardened
MQSeriesQueue.HARDEN_GET_BACKOUT_NOT_HARDENED=Not Hardened
MQSeriesQueue.MESSAGE_DELIVERY_SEQUENCE_FIFO=FIFO
MQSeriesQueue.MESSAGE_DELIVERY_SEQUENCE_PRIORITY=Priority
MQSeriesQueue.PUT_ALLOWED=Put Allowed
MQSeriesQueue.PUT_INHIBITED=Put Inhibited
MQSeriesQueue.SHAREABILITY_NOT_SHAREABLE=Not Shareable
MQSeriesQueue.SHAREABILITY_SHAREABLE=Shareable
MQSeriesQueue.backoutRequeue.displayName=Backout requeue name
MQSeriesQueue.backoutThreshold.displayName=Backout threshold
MQSeriesQueue.baseQueueManagerName.displayName=Base queue manager name
MQSeriesQueue.baseQueueName.displayName=Base queue name
MQSeriesQueue.clusterName.displayName=Cluster name
MQSeriesQueue.clusterNameList.displayName=Cluster name list
MQSeriesQueue.defaultBind.displayName=Default binding
MQSeriesQueue.defaultPriority.displayName=Default priority
MQSeriesQueue.displayName=WebSphere MQ queue
MQSeriesQueue.hardenGetBackout.displayName=Harden Get Backout
MQSeriesQueue.inhibitGet.displayName=Inhibit Get
MQSeriesQueue.inhibitPut.displayName=Inhibit Put
MQSeriesQueue.inputOpenOption.displayName=Input open option
MQSeriesQueue.maxMessageLength.displayName=Maximum message length
MQSeriesQueue.maxQueueDepth.displayName=Maximum queue depth
MQSeriesQueue.messageDeliverySequence.displayName=Message delivery sequence
MQSeriesQueue.password.displayName=Password
MQSeriesQueue.persistence.displayName=Persistence
MQSeriesQueue.queueManagerHost.displayName=Queue manager host
MQSeriesQueue.queueManagerPort.displayName=Queue manager port
MQSeriesQueue.serverConnectionChannelName.displayName=Server connection channel name
MQSeriesQueue.shareability.displayName=Shareability
MQSeriesQueue.userName.displayName=User ID
MQSeriesQueueHost.displayName=WebSphere MQ queue host
MQTopic.CCSID.displayName=Coded character set identifier
MQTopic.baseTopicName.displayName=Base topic name
MQTopic.brokerCCDurSubQueue.displayName=Broker durable subscriber connection consumer queue
MQTopic.brokerDurSubQueue.displayName=Broker durable subscription queue
MQTopic.brokerPubQmgr.displayName=Broker publication queue manager
MQTopic.brokerPubQueue.displayName=Broker publication queue
MQTopic.decimalEncoding.displayName=Decimal encoding
MQTopic.displayName=WebSphere MQ topic destinations
MQTopic.expiry.displayName=Expiry
MQTopic.floatingPointEncoding.displayName=Floating point encoding
MQTopic.integerEncoding.displayName=Integer encoding
MQTopic.multicast.displayName=Enable multicast transport
MQTopic.persistence.displayName=Persistence
MQTopic.priority.displayName=Priority
MQTopic.readAhead.TDEF=As per topic definition
MQTopic.sendAsync.TDEF=As per topic definition
MQTopic.specifiedExpiry.displayName=Specified Expiry
MQTopic.specifiedExpiry.label=milliseconds
MQTopic.specifiedPriority.displayName=Specified Priority
MQTopic.targetClient.displayName=Target client
MQTopic.topicGroup.displayName=WebSphere MQ topic
MQTopic.topicName.displayName=Topic name
MQTopic.useNativeEncoding.displayName=Native encoding
MQTopic.useNativeEncoding.label=Use native encoding
MQTopicConnectionFactory.CCSID.displayName=Coded character set identifier
MQTopicConnectionFactory.CCSID.warning=The coded character set identifier is defined. This will be used only if the transport type is client connection.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerCCSubQ.displayName=Broker CC subscription queue
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerControlQueue.displayName=Broker control queue
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerPubQueue.displayName=Broker publication queue
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerQueueManager.displayName=Broker queue manager
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerSubQueue.displayName=Broker subscription queue
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerVersion.displayName=Broker version
MQTopicConnectionFactory.channel.displayName=Channel
MQTopicConnectionFactory.channel.warning=The channel name is defined. This will be used only if the transport type is client connection.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.clientID.displayName=Client ID
MQTopicConnectionFactory.cloneSupport.displayName=Clone support
MQTopicConnectionFactory.cloneSupport.label=Enable clone support
MQTopicConnectionFactory.directAuth.displayName=Direct broker authorization type
MQTopicConnectionFactory.displayName=WebSphere MQ topic connection factories
MQTopicConnectionFactory.failIfQuiesce.displayName=Return methods if quiescing
MQTopicConnectionFactory.failIfQuiesce.label=Enable return methods during shutdown
MQTopicConnectionFactory.host.displayName=Host
MQTopicConnectionFactory.host.warning=The host name is defined. This will be used only if the transport type is client connection.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.localAddress.displayName=Local server address
MQTopicConnectionFactory.msgRetention.displayName=Message retention
MQTopicConnectionFactory.msgRetention.label=Enable message retention
MQTopicConnectionFactory.msgSelection.displayName=Broker message selection
MQTopicConnectionFactory.multicast.displayName=Enable multicast transport
MQTopicConnectionFactory.pollingInterval.displayName=Polling interval
MQTopicConnectionFactory.port.displayName=Port
MQTopicConnectionFactory.port.warning=The port number is defined. This will be used only if the transport type is client connection.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.proxyHostName.displayName=Proxy host name
MQTopicConnectionFactory.proxyPort.displayName=Proxy port
MQTopicConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanup.displayName=Publish and subscribe cleanup level
MQTopicConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanupInterval.displayName=Publish and subscribe cleanup interval
MQTopicConnectionFactory.publishAckInterval.displayName=Publish and acknowledgement interval
MQTopicConnectionFactory.queueManager.displayName=Queue manager
MQTopicConnectionFactory.rescanInterval.displayName=Rescan interval
MQTopicConnectionFactory.sparseSubscriptions.displayName=Sparse broker subscriptions
MQTopicConnectionFactory.sparseSubscriptions.label=Enable sparse broker subscriptions
MQTopicConnectionFactory.sslCRL.displayName=SSL CRL
MQTopicConnectionFactory.sslCipherSuite.displayName=SSL Cipher suite
MQTopicConnectionFactory.sslPeerName.displayName=SSL peer name
MQTopicConnectionFactory.statRefreshInterval.displayName=Publish and subscribe status interval
MQTopicConnectionFactory.substore.displayName=Persistent subscriptions store
MQTopicConnectionFactory.tempModel.displayName=Model queue definition
MQTopicConnectionFactory.transportType.displayName=Transport type
MQTopicConnectionFactory.useConnectionPooling.displayName=Use connection pooling
MQTopicConnectionFactory.useConnectionPooling.label=Enable MQ connection pooling
MailProvider.displayName=Mail Providers
MailProvider.isolate.displayName=Isolate this mail provider
MailProvider.protocolProviders.displayName=Protocol providers
MailSession.confirmMailPassword.displayName=Verify Password
MailSession.debug.displayName=Enable debug mode
MailSession.debug.label=Enable debug mode
MailSession.displayName=Mail Sessions
MailSession.host.required.description=A server for incoming or outgoing mail must be selected to have a working mail session.
MailSession.jtaEnabled.displayName=JTA enabled
MailSession.mailFrom.displayName=Return e-mail address
MailSession.mailHost.displayName=Server
MailSession.mailPassword.displayName=Password
MailSession.mailProtocol.displayName=Protocol
MailSession.mailStoreHost.displayName=Mail store host
MailSession.mailStorePassword.displayName=Mail store password
MailSession.mailStoreProtocol.displayName=Mail store protocol
MailSession.mailStoreProvider.displayName=Mail store provider
MailSession.mailStoreUser.displayName=Mail store user ID
MailSession.mailTransportHost.displayName=Mail transport host
MailSession.mailTransportPassword.displayName=Mail transport password
MailSession.mailTransportProtocol.displayName=Mail transport protocol
MailSession.mailTransportUser.displayName=Mail transport user ID
MailSession.mailUser.displayName=User
MailSession.receiving.properties=Incoming Mail Properties
MailSession.sending.properties=Outgoing Mail Properties
MailSession.set.receiving.description=If incoming mail properties are wanted a server and protocol must be provided. If the incoming mail server is not entered, the incoming properties will be ignored.
MailSession.set.receiving.label=Set mail store properties
MailSession.set.receiving.properties=Set incoming mail properties
MailSession.set.sending.description=If outgoing mail properties are wanted a server and protocol must be provided. If the outgoing mail server is not entered, the outgoing properties will be ignored.
MailSession.strict.displayName=Enable strict Internet address parsing
MappingConfigAliasSelectionTree.description=This page allows you to select a mapping configuration alias for the resource object you are configuring. This panel is available when security domains are defined. Security domains allow you to isolate mapping configuration between servers. You must be careful when selecting an alias, because it is possible to select one that is only accessible by a subset of the servers that will use the resource object. If you select a global alias, you are guaranteed that an alias by that name will be accessible to all users of the resource. If the alias has been overridden in a security domain, however, that alias will be used instead of the global one.
Messaging.expiryType.application=As set by application
Messaging.expiryType.specified=Specified
Messaging.expiryType.unlimited=Unlimited
Messaging.multicast.AS_CF=AS CONNECTION FACTORY
Messaging.multicast.DISABLED=DISABLED
Messaging.multicast.ENABLED=ENABLED
Messaging.multicast.ENABLED_IF_AVAILABLE=ENABLED IF AVAILABLE
Messaging.multicast.ENABLED_RELIABLE=ENABLED RELIABLE
Messaging.multicast.ENABLED_RELIABLE_IF_AVAILABLE=ENABLED RELIABLE IF AVAILABLE
Messaging.multicast.NOTUSED=NOT USED
Messaging.multicast.NOT_RELIABLE=NOT RELIABLE
Messaging.multicast.RELIABLE=RELIABLE
Messaging.persistenceType.application=As set by application
Messaging.persistenceType.high=WebSphere MQ high
Messaging.persistenceType.nonpersistent=WebSphere MQ non-persistent
Messaging.persistenceType.persistent=WebSphere MQ persistent
Messaging.persistenceType.queue=As per WebSphere MQ queue definition
Messaging.priorityType.application=As set by application
Messaging.priorityType.queue=As per WebSphere MQ queue definition
Messaging.priorityType.specified=Specified
Messaging.targetClient.jms=JMS
Messaging.targetClient.mq=MQ
OverrideDropdown.asis.displayName=As connection
OverrideDropdown.field.description.brokerPubQueue=The value to use to override the existing connection setting for the property: Broker publication queue
OverrideDropdown.override.displayName=Override connection
ProtocolProvider.classname.displayName=Class name
ProtocolProvider.classpath.displayName=Class path
ProtocolProvider.displayName=Protocol providers
ProtocolProvider.protocol.displayName=Protocol
ProtocolProvider.type.displayName=Type
ProtocolProviderKind.STORE=STORE
ProtocolProviderKind.TRANSPORT=TRANSPORT
PurgePolicyKind.EntirePool=EntirePool
PurgePolicyKind.FailingConnectionOnly=FailingConnectionOnly
QueueDefiner.disableWMQ.info=WebSphere MQ functionality has been disabled at a scope that affects the WebSphere Integrated Solutions Console. As a result of this it is not possible to connect to the specified queue manager.
Referenceable.classname.displayName=Class name
Referenceable.displayName=Referenceables
Referenceable.factoryClassname.displayName=Factory class name
ResourceEnvEntry.displayName=Resource environment entries
ResourceEnvEntry.noproviders.error=No resource environment providers have been defined. You must create a resource environment provider before a resource environment entry can be created.
ResourceEnvEntry.referenceable.displayName=Referenceables
ResourceEnvironmentProvider.displayName=Resource environment providers
ResourceProviderRef.classpath.displayName=Class path
ResourceProviderRef.displayName=Resource Provider Ref
ResourceProviderRef.resourceProvider.J2CResourceAdapter.displayName=J2C resource adapters
ResourceProviderRef.resourceProvider.JDBCProvider.displayName=JDBC providers
ResourceProviderRef.resourceProvider.JMSProvider.displayName=JMS providers
ResourceProviderRef.resourceProvider.MailProvider.displayName=Mail providers
ResourceProviderRef.resourceProvider.ResourceEnvironmentProvider.displayName=Resource environment providers
ResourceProviderRef.resourceProvider.URLProvider.displayName=URL providers
ResourceProviderRef.resourceProvider.displayName=Resource provider
Resources.new.additional.properties.avail=Additional Properties for this object will not be available to edit until its general properties are applied by clicking on either Apply or OK.
Resources.scope.displayName=Scope
Scope.display.help=see the scope settings help.
SessionPool.displayName=Session pool
TestConnection.disableWMQ.info.admin.agent=The target server is either stopped or has all WebSphere MQ functionality disabled. As a result the test connection button has been disabled.
TestConnection.disableWMQ.info.base=All WebSphere MQ functionality on this application server has been disabled. No WebSphere MQ messaging provider resources can be used until WebSphere MQ functionality is re-enabled and the server restarted. As a result the test connection button has been disabled.
TestConnection.disableWMQ.info.nd=WebSphere MQ functionality has been disabled at a scope that is higher than, or the same as, this one. No WebSphere MQ messaging provider resources defined at this scope can be used until WebSphere MQ functionality is re-enabled at the relevant scope and the affected servers restarted. Alternatively the deployment manager has had all WebSphere MQ functionality disabled on it. As a result the test connection button has been disabled.
TestConnectionResult.displayName=Test connection result
TestConnectionResultTask.step1=Test connection result
TestWMQConnection.message.failure=A connection could not be made to WebSphere MQ for the following reason: {0}
TestWMQConnection.message.no.mbean=A connection could not be made to WebSphere MQ because the required MBean could not be found. This is typically because there has been an error loading WebSphere MQ classes at server startup time. Check the application server's logs for messages relating to WebSphere MQ and resolve them, then try again.
TestWMQConnection.message.success=A connection was successfully made to WebSphere MQ.
URL.displayName=URLs
URL.spec.displayName=Specification
URLProvider.displayName=URL providers
URLProvider.protocol.displayName=Protocol
URLProvider.streamHandlerClassName.displayName=Stream handler class name
UseCCDT.displayName=Specify client channel definition table
UseCCDT.invalidCCDTURL.error=The value entered for the client channel definition table was not a valid URL: "{0}"
UseCCDTTask.step1=Specifiy client channel definition table
UseCustomWMQConnectionSettings.displayName=Custom WebSphere MQ connection
UseCustomWMQConnectionSettingsTask.step1=Supply queue manager details
UseCustomWMQConnectionSettingsTask.step2=Enter connection details
UseCustomWMQConnectionSettingsTask.step3=Specify connection channel
UseExistingWMQServer.displayName=Select an existing WebSphere MQ server
UseExistingWMQServer.server.displayName=Server
UseWMQServerForJMSResourceConnection.displayName=Configure connection using WebSphere MQ server
UseWMQServerForJMSResourceConnectionTask.step1=Select WebSphere MQ server
UseWMQServerForJMSResourceConnectionTask.step2=Select connection mechanism
UseWMQServerForJMSResourceConnectionTask.step3=Specify server connection channel
WASJMSPortType.DIRECT=DIRECT
WASJMSPortType.QUEUED=QUEUED
WASProvider.queue.connection.factory.displayName=WebSphere queue connection factories
WASProvider.queue.destination.displayName=WebSphere queue destinations
WASProvider.topic.connection.factory.displayName=WebSphere topic connection factories
WASProvider.topic.destination.displayName=WebSphere topic destinations
WASQueue.description.with.note=Queue destinations provided for point-to-point messaging by the internal WebSphere JMS provider. Use WebSphere Queue Destination administrative objects to manage queue destinations for the internal WebSphere JMS provider. NOTE: The queue name must also be added to the list of queue names in the configuration of the JMS server(s) where the queue is to be hosted.
WASQueue.displayName=WebSphere queue destinations
WASQueue.expiry.displayName=Expiry
WASQueue.name.length.toolong=The Websphere Queue Destination name is too long. A WebSphere Queue Destination name may not be more than 45 characters long.
WASQueue.node.displayName=Node
WASQueue.persistence.displayName=Persistence
WASQueue.priority.displayName=Priority
WASQueue.specifiedExpiry.displayName=Specified expiry
WASQueue.specifiedExpiry.label=milliseconds
WASQueue.specifiedPriority.displayName=Specified priority
WASQueueConnectionFactory.displayName=WebSphere queue connection factories
WASQueueConnectionFactory.node.displayName=Node
WASTopic.displayName=WebSphere topic destinations
WASTopic.expiry.displayName=Expiry
WASTopic.persistence.displayName=Persistence
WASTopic.priority.displayName=Priority
WASTopic.specifiedExpiry.displayName=Specified expiry
WASTopic.specifiedExpiry.label=milliseconds
WASTopic.specifiedPriority.displayName=Specified Priority
WASTopic.topic.displayName=Topic
WASTopicConnectionFactory.clientID.displayName=Client ID
WASTopicConnectionFactory.cloneSupport.displayName=Clone support
WASTopicConnectionFactory.cloneSupport.label=Enable clone support
WASTopicConnectionFactory.displayName=WebSphere topic connection factories
WASTopicConnectionFactory.node.displayName=Node
WASTopicConnectionFactory.port.displayName=Port
WMQResourceAdapterProps.connectionConcurrency.displayName=Connection concurrency
WMQResourceAdapterProps.connectionConcurrency.label=MDBs
WMQResourceAdapterProps.connectionPoolSettings.displayName=Connection pool properties
WMQResourceAdapterProps.customProperties.description=Set arbitrary, custom properties on the WebSphere MQ resource adapter. Some of these properties are the same as the properties that are available on this page.
WMQResourceAdapterProps.displayName=Resource adapter properties
WMQResourceAdapterProps.maxConnections.displayName=Max connections
WMQResourceAdapterProps.maxConnections.label=connections
WMQResourceAdapterProps.reconnectionRetryCount.displayName=Reconnection retry count
WMQResourceAdapterProps.reconnectionRetryCount.label=retries
WMQResourceAdapterProps.reconnectionRetryInterval.displayName=Reconnection retry interval
WMQResourceAdapterProps.reconnectionRetryInterval.label=milliseconds
WMQResourceAdapterProps.startupReconnectionRetryCount.displayName=Startup reconnection retry count
WMQResourceAdapterProps.startupReconnectionRetryCount.label=retries
WMQResourceAdapterProps.startupReconnectionRetryInterval.displayName=Startup reconnection retry interval
WMQResourceAdapterProps.startupReconnectionRetryInterval.label=milliseconds
action=
button.createProvider=Create New Provider
button.mqconfig=MQ Config
button.testConnection=Test connection
collection.preferences.showBuiltinResourcesLabel=Show built-in resources
error.MQ.name.invalid.character=
{0} contains the character '{1}' which is not valid for an MQ name.
errors.resources.max.length=
{0} cannot be more than {1} characters in length.
label.provider=Provider
mq.mbean.error.occured=The WMQQueueDefiner MBean has encountered an error.
mq.mbean.not.found=No WMQQueueDefiner MBean found!
nav.jdbc=JDBC
nav.jms.providers=JMS Providers
nav.mail=Mail
nav.resourceadapter=Resource Adapters
nav.resourceenv=Resource Environment
nav.url=URL
nav.view.j2ee.resource.property=Custom properties
nav.view.jms.provider=Generic
nav.view.mail.provider=Mail providers
nav.view.mqseries.provider=WebSphere MQ
nav.view.resource.env.provider=Resource Environment Providers
nav.view.url.provider=URL providers
nav.view.was.provider=V5 Default Messaging
nav.webSphere.resources=Resources
resources.error.cannot.delete=Required properties cannot be deleted
test.connection.failure=The test connection operation failed for data source {0} on server {1} at node {2} with the following exception: {3}.
test.connection.nombean=The test connection operation for data source {0} was unable to connect to node {1}. Ensure that the node agent is running and retry the test connection operation.
test.connection.nombean.fromadminagent.adminagentenv=The test connection operation for the {0} data source was unable to connect to the {1} server on the {2} node. Ensure that the server is running and retry the test connection operation.
test.connection.save=Changes have been made to the resources configuration for this scope. You must save these changes to the master configuration before performing this action.
test.connection.successful=The test connection operation for data source {0} on server {1} at node {2} was successful.
test.connection.synch=Changes have been made to the node, {0}, which have not been synchronized. You must synchronize these changes to the master configuration before performing this action.
test.connection.warning=The test connection operation for data source {0} on server {1} at node {2} was successful with {3} warning(s).
BrokerProperties.description=These properties are used to configure publish-subscribe functionality when using the JMS resource to create connections to WebSphere MQ.
BrokerProps.brokerCCSubQueue.description=The name of the queue from which non-durable subscription messages are retrieved for a ConnectionConsumer.
BrokerProps.brokerCtrlQueue.description=The broker control queue to use if subscribing to a topic.
BrokerProps.brokerPubQueue.description=The queue to send publication messages to when using queue based brokering.
BrokerProps.brokerQmgr.description=The name of the queue manager on which the broker is running.
BrokerProps.brokerSubQueue.description=The queue to use for obtaining subscription messages if subscribing to a topic.
BrokerProps.cleanupInterval.description=The interval between background executions of the publish/subscribe cleanup utility.
BrokerProps.cleanupLevel.description=Cleanup Level for BROKER or MIGRATE Subscription Stores.
BrokerProps.clonedSubs.description=Whether two or more instances of the same durable topic subscriber can run simultaneously.
BrokerProps.msgSelection.description=Determines where message selection is performed.
BrokerProps.sparseSubs.description=Specifies whether the user anticipates that resource will receive a high proportion messages that match its selection criteria. This information can be used to optimize message delivery.
BrokerProps.stateRefreshInt.description=The interval, in milliseconds, between refreshes of the long running transaction that detects when a subscriber loses its connection to the queue manager. This property is relevant only if subStore parameter has the value QUEUE.
BrokerProps.subStore.description=Where WebSphere MQ JMS should store persistent data relating to active subscriptions.
BrokerProps.version.v1.description=Specifies a version 1 broker.
BrokerProps.version.v2.description=Specifies a version 2 broker.
BrokerProps.wildcardFormat.description=Determines which sets of characters are interpreted as topic wildcards.
CMPConnectorFactory.cmpDatasource.description=Specifies the data source that provides database connectivity for a container managed persistence (CMP) bean.
CMPConnectorFactory.description=Use this page to configure a connection factory that a CMP bean uses to access any back-end datastore.
ClientTransportProps.description=These properties are used when the JMS resource is used to create connections to WebSphere MQ.
ClientTransportProps.rcvExitInitData.description=Initialization data to pass to the receive exit.
ClientTransportProps.rcvExits.description=A comma separated list of receive exit class names.
ClientTransportProps.secExit.description=The security exit class name.
ClientTransportProps.secExitInitData.description=Initialization data to pass to the security exit.
ClientTransportProps.sendExit.description=A comma separate list of send exit class names.
ClientTransportProps.sendExitInitData.description=Initialization data to pass to the send exit.
ClientTransportProps.sslCrl.description=Specifies a list of LDAP servers which may be used to provide certificate revocation information if this connection factory establishes a SSL based connection to WebSphere MQ.
ClientTransportProps.sslPeerName.description=Used when establishing an SSL connection to the queue manager. This value is used to match against the distinguished name present in the peers certificate.
ClientTransportProps.sslResetCount.description=Used when establishing an SSL connection to the queue manager. This parameter determines how many bytes to transfer before resetting the symmetric encryption key used for the SSL session.
ConfigureActSpecDurableSubscription.description=Configure Durable Subscription
ConfigureActSpecDurableSubscriptionTask.step1.instruction=Enter information about the type of subscription to use when delivering messages to the Message Driven Beans that are associated with the new activation specification.
ConfigureActSpecMDBData.description=Specify MDB destination data
ConfigureActSpecMDBDataTask.step1.instruction=Enter information about the destination from which messages will be delivered to Message Driven Beans that are associated with the new activation specification.
ConnectionFactory.connectionPool.description=An optional set of connection pool settings.
ConnectionFactory.description=
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.description=Use this page to modify existing partition settings for connection pools, as well as set optional connection management properties that can increase the performance of your application.
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.freePoolDistributionTableSize.description=Determines the distribution of hash values in the table that indexes connection usage data. The hash values are used to match connection request credentials with the connections. A free pool distribution table size value that is higher than 1 can increase the efficiency of hash value distribution, to help minimize search collisions within the table. The value of 0 means random distribution.
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.numberOfFreePoolPartitions.description=Specifies the number of partitions that are created in each of the free pools.
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.numberOfSharedPoolPartitions.description=Specifies the number of partitions that are created in each of the shared pools.
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.propertySet.description=Use this page to set custom properties for the connection pool.
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.stuckThreshold.description=Specifies the maximum number of stuck connections that are allowed to accumulate in a pool before the connection manager rejects new connection requests.
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.stuckTime.description=If the pool appears to be stuck (you have reached the stuck threshold), a resource exception is given to all new connection requests until the pool is unstuck. The stuck time property is the interval, in seconds, allowed for a single active connection to be in use to the backend resource before it is considered to be stuck.
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.stuckTimerTime.description=The stuck timer interval determines how often the connection pool checks for stuck connections. A stuck connection is an active connection that is not responding or returning to the connection pool. The default value is 0 seconds.
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.surgeCreationInterval.description=Specifies the period of time that the connection manager waits between creating connections while the connection manager operates in surge mode. The connection manager enforces the surge creation interval until the number of connections in the pool drops below the surge threshold value.
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.surgeThreshold.description=Specifies the number of connections that can be created before the connection manager activates surge protection. Surge protection is an operating mode that limits connection creation according to a rate that you set through the surge creation interval property. The goal is to prevent overloading of a data source when too many connections are created simultaneously.
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.testConnection.description=Triggers the test of a free pool connection to ensure that it is active before returning the connection to an application.1G
ConnectionPool.advancedConnectionPool.testConnectionInterval.description=Specifies the wait interval between accepting new connection requests after a test operation succeeds, but an application fails to get a live connection.
ConnectionPool.agedTimeout.description=Specifies the interval, in seconds, after which an unused, aged connection is discarded (regardless of recent activity) by the pool maintenance thread.
ConnectionPool.connectionTimeout.description=Specifies the number of seconds that a connection request remains active, after which WebSphere Application Server issues a ConnectionWaitTimeout exception. The application server acts on this value only if you set the maximum pool size property.
ConnectionPool.description=Use this page to set properties that impact the timing of connection management tasks, which can affect the performance of your application. Consider the default values carefully; your application requirements might warrant changing these values.
ConnectionPool.maxConnections.description=Specifies the maximum number of connections to maintain in the pool per datasource. If the maximum number of connections is reached for a connection pool and all connections are in use for that connection pool, additional connection requests from that datasource will be denied only after the expiration of the time period specified for the connection timeout property.
ConnectionPool.minConnections.description=Specifies the minimum number of connections to maintain in the pool.
ConnectionPool.purgePolicy.description=Specifies how to purge connections when a stale connection or fatal connection error is detected.
ConnectionPool.reapTime.description=Specifies the interval, in seconds, between runs of the pool maintenance thread.
ConnectionPool.surgeCreationInterval.description=Specifies the period of time that the connection manager waits between creating connections during surge mode. The connection manager enforces the surge creation interval until the number of connections in the pool drops below the surge threshold value.
ConnectionPool.unusedTimeout.description=Specifies the maximum number of seconds that an idle connection can remain in the pool before being discarded by the maintenance thread.
ConvertListenerPortToActSpec.description=Convert a listener port to a WebSphere MQ activation specification
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.actSpecName.description=The name of the activation specification to create for the specified listener port.
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.jndiName.description=The name used to bind the activation specification, which is created from the specified listener port, into JNDI.
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.step1.instruction=Supply the name of the new activation specification to be created.
ConvertListenerPortToActSpecTask.step2.instruction=A summary of the actions that will be performed.
CreateWMQJMSResource.description=This wizard creates a WebSphere MQ JMS resource
CreateWMQJMSResourceTask.step1.instruction=Configure the basic attributes to use for the new WebSphere MQ messaging provider resource
CreateWMQJMSResourceTask.step2.instruction=Decide what information to enter to determine how to connect to WebSphere MQ
CreateWMQJMSResourceTask.step3.instruction=To test establishing a connection using the information provided select the "Test Connection" button. It may take several seconds to perform this test. If you wish to skip this test, select the "Next" button.
CreateWMQJMSResourceTask.step4.instruction=Summary
EnterAll.qmgrName.description=The WebSphere MQ queue manager or queue-sharing group to connect to. A connection is established to this WebSphere MQ resource to send or receive messages.
EnterAll.qmgrSvrconnChannel.description=The WebSphere MQ server connection channel name.
EnterAll.qmgrType.description=Determines whether the entity to which the connection factory will connect is a queue manager or queue sharing group.
GenericJMSConnectionFactory.description=Specifies a JMS connection factory that is used to create connections to the associated JMS provider for JMS destinations. Use this panel to view or change the configuration properties of a JMS connection factory for the selected generic JMS provider.
GenericJMSConnectionFactory.externalJNDIName.description=Specifies the JNDI name that is used to bind the connection factory into the external name space.
GenericJMSConnectionFactory.type.description=Specifies whether this connection factory is for creating JMS queue destinations or JMS topic destinations.
GenericJMSDestination.description=A Generic JMS destination defines the configuration properties of either a queue (for point-to-point messaging) or a topic (for Publish and subscribe messaging) provided by the selected generic JMS provider.
GenericJMSDestination.externalJNDIName.description=The JNDI name that is used to bind the queue into the external name space.
GenericJMSDestination.type.description=Indicates whether this JMS destination is a QUEUE (for point-to-point) or TOPIC (for pub/sub).
J2EEResourceFactory.category.description=An optional category string to use when classifying or grouping the resource.
J2EEResourceFactory.description=Resource factories represent the resources that are bound within the java:comp namespace.
J2EEResourceFactory.description.description=An optional description for the resource.
J2EEResourceFactory.jndiName.description=The JNDI name for the resource.
J2EEResourceFactory.name.description=The required display name for the resource.
J2EEResourceFactory.propertySet.description=Properties that might be required for resource providers and resource factories. For example, most database vendors require additional custom properties for data sources that access the database.
J2EEResourceFactory.provider.description=The provider that created the resource factory.
J2EEResourceProperty.description=Use this page to specify custom properties that your enterprise information system (EIS) requires for the resource providers and resource factories that you configure. For example, most database vendors require additional custom properties for data sources that access the database.
J2EEResourceProperty.description.description=Specifies text to describe any bounds or well-defined values for this property.
J2EEResourceProperty.name.description=Specifies the name, or type, of property (for example, PortNumber and ConnectionURL).
J2EEResourceProperty.required.description=This value specifies whether the custom property is required for the resource, and it is not editable. Some predefined WebSphere application server custom properties may be marked as required, but user-defined custom properties are always optional.
J2EEResourceProperty.type.description=Specifies the fully qualified Java type of this property (java.lang.Integer, java.lang.Byte).
J2EEResourceProperty.value.description=Specifies the value that you assign to the property.
J2EEResourcePropertySet.description=
J2EEResourcePropertySet.resourceProperties.description=Specifies an arbitrary set of properties that can be stored with a resource factory.
J2EEResourceProvider.classpath.description=A list of paths or JAR file names which together form the location for the resource provider classes. Class path entries are separated by using the ENTER key and must not contain path separator characters (such as ';' or ':'). Class paths can contain variable (symbolic) names that can be substituted using a variable map. Check your driver installation notes for specific JAR file names that are required.
J2EEResourceProvider.description=Configures the connection factory to correspond with different service providers. For example, in the case of the Java Message Service (JMS), all of the connections are provided by WebSphere MQ; however, you might want to use a different provider implementation, such as SonicMQ. Within the same domain, you might define more than one vendor's implementation of a resource; however, within the server, define only one.
J2EEResourceProvider.description.description=A description of the resource adapter.
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.CMPConnectorFactory.description=CMP connection factories are used by CMP beans to access any back-end store.
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.J2CConnectionFactory.description=J2C connection factories represent a set of connection configuration values.
J2EEResourceProvider.factories.description=
J2EEResourceProvider.isolatedClassLoader.description=If selected, this resource provider will be loaded in its own class loader. This allows different versions of the same resource provider to be loaded in the same JVM. Each version of a provider should be given a unique class path appropriate for that version. NOTE: A provider cannot be isolated when a native library path is specified.
J2EEResourceProvider.name.description=The name of the resource provider.
J2EEResourceProvider.nativepath.description=An optional path to any native libraries (*.dll, *.so). Native path entries are separated by using the Enter key and must not contain path separator characters (such as ';' or ':'). Native paths can contain variable (symbolic) names that can be substituted using a variable map.
J2EEResourceProvider.propertySet.description=Properties that might be required for Resource Providers and Resource Factories. For example, most database vendors require additional custom properties for data sources that access the database.
JMSActivationSpec.description=A JMS activation specification is associated with one or more message-driven beans and provides configuration necessary for them to receive messages.
JMSActivationSpec.description.description=A description of the activation specification.
JMSActivationSpec.name.description=The name of the activation specification.
JMSConnectionFactory.connectionPool.description=Specifies the connection pool settings for JMS. These settings are not used for Generic JMS connection factories.
JMSConnectionFactory.description=A connection factory is used to create connections to the associated JMS provider. These connection factories can be used for accessing JMS Queue and JMS Topic destinations.
JMSConnectionFactory.description.description=A description of the WebSphere MQ messaging provider resource.
JMSConnectionFactory.name.description=The name of the WebSphere MQ messaging provider resource.
JMSConnectionFactory.sessionPool.description=Specifies an optional set of session pool settings.
JMSConnectionFactory.xAEnabled.description=Specifies the attribute that indicates whether the JMS provider is XA enabled. This attribute only applies to specialized models of JMSConnectionFactory. It is meaningless for GenericJMSConnectionFactories, as they define such feature enablements through name and value property pairs.
JMSDestination.description=A JMS destination defines the configuration properties of either a queue (for point-to-point messaging) or a topic (for Publish and subscribe messaging) provided by the selected JMS provider.
JMSProvider.description=Specifies a JMS provider, which enables asynchronous messaging based on the Java Message Service (JMS). It provides J2EE connection factories to create connections for specific JMS queue or topic destinations. JMS provider administrative objects are used to manage JMS resources for the associated JMS provider.
JMSProvider.externalInitialContextFactory.description=Specifies the Java class name of the initial context factory for the JMS provider.
JMSProvider.externalProviderURL.description=Specifies the JMS provider URL for external JNDI lookups.
JMSProvider.jndiBindingMechanism.description=Specifies the Java class name to be used for namespace binding. Required only for providers with non-standard binding requirements.
JMSProviders.classpath.description=Only applicable to WebSphere MQ messaging providers. A list of paths or JAR file names which together form the location for the WebSphere MQ classes. This class path can be changed by modifying the variable map for MQJMS_LIB_ROOT.
JMSProviders.description=A JMS provider enables messaging based on the Java Message Service (JMS). It provides J2EE connection factories to create connections for JMS destinations.
JMSProviders.description.description=A description of the JMS provider.
JMSProviders.disableWMQbase.description=If selected then all WebSphere MQ functionality on this server will be disabled.
JMSProviders.disableWMQnd.description=If selected then all WebSphere MQ functionality for this scope and any lower scopes will be disabled.
JMSProviders.enableJCAInboundMessages.description=Specifies that the WebSphere MQ messaging provider will support inbound delivery of messages using the JCA defined interfaces.
JMSProviders.name.description=The name of the JMS provider.
JMSProviders.nativeLibraryPath.description=Only applicable to WebsSpere MQ messaging providers. An optional path to any native libraries (*.dll *.so). This native path can be changed by modifying the variable map for MQJMS_LIB_ROOT.
JMSQueue.description=A JMS queue is used as a destination for point-to-point messaging.
JMSQueue.description.description=A description of the queue.
JMSQueue.name.description=The name of the queue.
JMSQueueConnectionFactory.description=A queue connection factory is used to create connections to the associated JMS provider of the JMS queue destinations, for point-to-point messaging.
JMSQueueConnectionFactory.description.description=A description of the queue connection factory.
JMSQueueConnectionFactory.name.description=The name of the queue connection factory.
JMSResourceType.QUEUE.description=Specifies a JMS queue destination for point-to-point messaging.
JMSResourceType.TOPIC.description=Specifies a JMS topic destination for publication and subscription messaging.
JMSTopic.description=A JMS topic is used as a destination for publish/subscribe messaging.
JMSTopic.description.description=A description of the topic.
JMSTopic.name.description=The name of the topic.
JMSTopicConnectionFactory.description=A topic connection factory is used to create connections to the associated JMS provider of JMS topic destinations, for publish and subscribe messaging.
JMSTopicConnectionFactory.description.description=A description of the topic connection factory.
JMSTopicConnectionFactory.name.description=The name of the topic connection factory.
MQAS.destinationJNDIName.description=The JNDI name of a WebSphere MQ messaging provider destination. When an MDB is deployed with this activation specification, it is this destination that messages for the MDB will be consumed from.
MQAS.destinationType.description=Determines whether the destination is expected to be a queue or a topic type destination.
MQAS.messageSelector.description=A message selector expression specifying which messages are to be delivered.
MQAS.subscriptionDurability.durable.description=Whether a durable or nondurable subscription is used to deliver messages to an MDB subscribing to the topic.
MQAS.subscriptionName.description=The name of the durable subscription.
MQASAdvancedProps.failureDeliveryCount.description=The number of sequential delivery failures that are allowed before the endpoint is suspended.
MQASAdvancedProps.maxPoolSize.description=The maximum number of server sessions in the server session pool used by the connection consumer.
MQASAdvancedProps.serverSessionPoolTimeout.description=The period of time, in milliseconds, that an unused server session is held open in the server session pool before being closed due to inactivity.
MQASAdvancedProps.startTimeout.description=The period of time, in milliseconds, within which delivery of a message to an MDB must start after the work to deliver the message has been scheduled. If this period of time elapses, the message is rolled back onto the queue.
MQASAdvancedProps.stopEndpointIfDeliveryFails.description=Indicates whether the endpoint should be stopped if message delivery fails the number of times specified by the failureDeliveryCount property.
MQActSpec.description=WebSphere MQ Activation Specification
MQCAdvanced.modelQueue.description=The model queue that is used as a basis for temporary queue creation.
MQCF.ccdtQmgrName.description=A queue manager name, used to select one or more entries from a client channel definition table.
MQCF.ccdtUrl.description=A URL to a client channel definition table to use when connecting to WebSphere MQ.
MQCF.connectionNameList.description=The connection name list to be used when attempting a client mode connection to WebSphere MQ. This must be of the form 'host[(port)][,host(port)]'. For example: 'host1(1234),host2,host3(4321)'. If the port information is not specified it defaults to 1414.
MQCF.providerVersion.description=Determines the minimum version, and capabilities of the queue manager.
MQCF.qmgrHostname.description=The hostname which will be used when attempting a client mode connection to WebSphere MQ.
MQCF.qmgrName.description=The WebSphere MQ queue manager or queue-sharing group to connect to. A connection is established to this WebSphere MQ resource to send or receive messages.
MQCF.sslConfiguration.description=Names a specific SSL configuration to use when using SSL to secure network connections to the queue manager.
MQCF.support2PCProtocol.description=Determines if the connection factory will act as a resource which is capable of participation in distributed two phase commit processing.
MQCF.useSSL.description=This option determines whether the SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) protocol is used to secure communications with the WebSphere MQ queue manager or queue sharing group. When using a WebSphere MQ messaging provider connection factory or activation specification in the application server environment, the application server manages SSL configuration. To change SSL configuration parameters, use the administrative console to navigate to the Security > SSL certificate and key management panel. When using a WebSphere MQ messaging provider connection factory in the client environment, the client takes SSL configuration information from the ssl.client.props file. The first cipher suite specified for a WebSphere MQ messaging provider connection factory or activation specification is used if multiple suites are specified.
MQCF.wmqServerEndpoint.description=The name of a WebSphere MQ server endpoint to use, for this connection factory, when connecting to WebSphere MQ.
MQCF.wmqServerName.description=The name of the WebSphere MQ server to use when establishing a connection to WebSphere MQ.
MQCF.wmqServerSvrconnChannel.description=The name of a WebSphere MQ svrconn channel to use when connecting to WebSphere MQ.
MQCF.wmqTransportType.description=Determines the manner in which a connection will be established to WebSphere MQ.
MQCFAdvanced.ccsid.description=The coded-character-set-ID to be used on connections.
MQCFAdvanced.clientReconnectOptions.description=Specifies whether a client mode connection reconnects automatically or not in the event of a communications or queue manager failure. This parameter is ignored unless the connection factory is being used in a thin or managed client environment.
MQCFAdvanced.clientReconnectTimeout.description=The maximum amount of time, in seconds, that a client mode connection will spend attempting to automatically reconnect to a queue manager after a communications or queue manager failure. This parameter is ignored unless the connection factory is being used in a thin or managed client environment. Whether this parameter is used or not depends on the value of the client reconnect options parameter.
MQCFAdvanced.compressHeaders.description=Determines if message headers are compressed or not.
MQCFAdvanced.compressPayload.description=Determines if message payloads are compressed or not.
MQCFAdvanced.failIfQuiescing.description=Determines the behavior of certain calls to the queue manager when the queue manager is put into quiescing state.
MQCFAdvanced.maxBatchSize.description=The maximum number of messages to remove from a queue before at least one must be delivered to an asynchronous consumer.
MQCFAdvanced.msgRetention.description=Determines whether or not the connection consumer keeps unwanted messages on the input queue. A value of true means that it does. A value of false means that the messages are disposed of as per their disposition options.
MQCFAdvanced.payloadCompression.description=The compression algorithm to use to compress message payloads.
MQCFAdvanced.pollingInterval.description=How long to wait for a message to turn up on the queue currently being polled before moving to another queue when receiving messages asynchronously from multiple queues. This is only applicable in the client container.
MQCFAdvanced.replyWithRFH2.description=Determines whether, when replying to a message, a RFH version 2 header is included in the reply message.
MQCFAdvanced.rescanInterval.description=The amount of time to examine messages on a queue before checking to see if new messages have arrived at the head of the queue when receiving messages asynchronously from multiple queues.
MQCFAdvanced.tempQueuePrefix.description=Prefix to append to the beginning of the names generated for temporary queues.
MQCFAdvanced.tempTopicPrefix.description=Prefix to append to the beginning of the names generated for temporary topics
MQCF_AdvancedProps.description=These properties are used to configure advanced functionality when using a JMS connection factory to create connections to WebSphere MQ.
MQConnectionFactory.CCSID.description=The coded character set identifier for use with the WebSphere MQ queue manager.
MQConnectionFactory.brokerCCSubQ.description=Broker connection consumer subscription queue
MQConnectionFactory.brokerControlQueue.description=The name of the broker control queue to which all command messages (except publications and requests to delete publications) are sent.
MQConnectionFactory.brokerPubQueue.description=The name of the broker input queue that receives all publication messages for the default stream.
MQConnectionFactory.brokerQueueManager.description=The name of the WebSphere MQ queue manager that provides the publication and subscription message broker.
MQConnectionFactory.brokerSubQueue.description=The name of the broker queue from which nondurable subscription messages are retrieved.
MQConnectionFactory.brokerVersion.description=Attribute that indicates which message broker is to be used. Set this to BASIC for the MA0C broker, set to ADVANCED for WMQI and Event Broker.
MQConnectionFactory.channel.description=The name of the channel used for connection to the WebSphere MQ queue manager, for client connection only.
MQConnectionFactory.clientID.description=The JMS client identifier used for connections to the WebSphere MQ queue manager.
MQConnectionFactory.cloneSupport.description=Select this check box to enable WebSphere MQ clone support to allow the same durable subscription across topic clones. When enabled, the client ID field is required.
MQConnectionFactory.description=A unified JMS connection factory can be used to create JMS connections to both queue and topic destinations.
MQConnectionFactory.directAuth.description=Indicates whether the broker uses basic or certificate-based authentication for direct connections.
MQConnectionFactory.failIfQuiesce.description=Indicates that applications return from a method call if the queue manager has entered a controlled shutdown.
MQConnectionFactory.host.description=The name of the host on which the WebSphere MQ queue manager runs, for client connection only.
MQConnectionFactory.localAddress.description=The local server address.
MQConnectionFactory.msgRetention.description=Select this check box to specify that unwanted messages are to be left on the queue. Otherwise, unwanted messages are dealt with according to their disposition options.
MQConnectionFactory.msgSelection.description=Indicates where broker message selection is done
MQConnectionFactory.multicast.description=Indicates whether or not this topic connection factory uses multicast transport.
MQConnectionFactory.pollingInterval.description=The polling interval for connections.
MQConnectionFactory.port.description=The TCP/IP port number used for connection to the WebSphere MQ queue manager, for client connection only.
MQConnectionFactory.proxyHostName.description=Host name of the web scale proxy host.
MQConnectionFactory.proxyPort.description=Port number of the web scale proxy port.
MQConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanup.description=The level of cleanup provided by the publish and subscribe cleanup utility.
MQConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanupInterval.description=The interval between background executions of the publish and subscribe cleanup utility.
MQConnectionFactory.publishAckInterval.description=The interval, in number of messages, between publish requests that require acknowledgement from the broker.
MQConnectionFactory.queueManager.description=The name of the WebSphere MQ queue manager for this connection factory. Connections created by this factory connect to that queue manager.
MQConnectionFactory.rescanInterval.description=The interval in milliseconds between conducting queue scans to look for messages that have been added in incorrect order.
MQConnectionFactory.sparseSubscriptions.description=Select this option to enable support for sparse broker subscriptions.
MQConnectionFactory.sslCRL.description=A list of zero or more certificate revocation list (CRL) servers used to check for SSL certificate revocation.
MQConnectionFactory.sslCipherSuite.description=The cipher suite to use for SSL connection to WebSphere MQ.
MQConnectionFactory.sslPeerName.description=A distinguished name skeleton that is used to check the identifying certificate presented by the server at connection time.
MQConnectionFactory.statRefreshInterval.description=The interval, in milliseconds, between transactions to refresh publish and subscribe status.
MQConnectionFactory.substore.description=Indicates where WebSphere MQ should store persistent data relating to active subscriptions.
MQConnectionFactory.tempModel.description=The name of the model queue definition that can be used by the queue manager to create temporary queues if a requested queue does not already exist.
MQConnectionFactory.tempQueuePrefix.description=The prefix used for dynamic queue naming.
MQConnectionFactory.transportType.description=Indicates whether WebSphere MQ client TCP/IP connection or interprocess bindings connection is to be used to connect to the WebSphere MQ queue manager. Interprocess bindings can only be used to connect to a queue manager on the same physical machine. When using WebSphere MQ 5.3 or 64-bit z/OS, there are restrictions that should be taken into consideration when setting this field that are described in the InfoCenter.
MQConnectionFactory.useConnectionPooling.description=Indicates whether or not to use WebSphere MQ connection pooling.
MQQueue.CCSID.description=The character set used to for encoding strings in messages sent to this destination.
MQQueue.advancedProperties.description=View and set the advanced properties of an MQ Queue
MQQueue.baseQueueManagerName.description=The name of the WebSphere MQ queue manager or queue sharing group where the queue resides.
MQQueue.baseQueueName.description=The WebSphere MQ name for the WebSphere MQ queue that will hold the messages for the JMS destination.
MQQueue.decimalEncoding.description=If native encoding is not enabled, select whether decimal encoding is normal or reversed.
MQQueue.description=Queue destinations provided for point-to-point messaging by the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. Use WebSphere MQ queue destination administrative objects to manage queue destinations for the WebSphere MQ messaging provider.
MQQueue.expiry.description=Indicates whether the expiry timeout for this queue is defined by the application or the Specified expiry property, or whether messages on the queue do not expire (that is, have an unlimited expiry timeout).
MQQueue.floatingPointEncoding.description=If native encoding is not enabled, select the type of floating point encoding.
MQQueue.integerEncoding.description=If native encoding is not enabled, select whether integer encoding is normal or reversed.
MQQueue.messageBody.description=Specifies whether an application processes the RFH version 2 header of a WebSphere MQ message as part of the JMS message body.
MQQueue.mqmdMessageContext.description=Defines the message context options specified when sending messages to a destination.
MQQueue.mqmdReadEnabled.description=Specifies whether an application can read the values of MQMD fields from JMS messages that have been sent or received using the WebSphere MQ messaging provider.
MQQueue.mqmdWriteEnabled.description=Specifies whether an application can write the values of MQMD fields to JMS messages that will be sent or received using the WebSphere MQ messaging provider.
MQQueue.persistence.description=Sets the level of persistence used for sending messages to this queue.
MQQueue.priority.description=The priority assigned to messages sent to this queue.
MQQueue.readAhead.description=Determines if messages for non-persistent consumers are sent to the client before the client requests them.
MQQueue.readAheadClose.description=Determines what happens if a read ahead consumer is closed.
MQQueue.replyToStyle.description=Specifies how the JMSReplyTo header field in a WebSphere MQ messaging provider message is generated.
MQQueue.sendAsync.description=Determines whether the queue manager acknowledges receipt of messages sent to it.
MQQueue.specifiedExpiry.description=If the Expiry timeout property is set to specified, you must type the number of milliseconds (greater than 0) after which messages on this queue expire.
MQQueue.specifiedPriority.description=If the priority property is set to specified, you must type the message priority for this queue, using the range 0 through 9.
MQQueue.targetClient.description=Indicates whether the receiving application is JMS-compliant or is a traditional WebSphere MQ application. This setting maps to the WebSphere MQ JMS TARGCLIENT attribute.
MQQueue.useNativeEncoding.description=When this option is enabled, native encoding is used. When disabled, the settings for integer, decimal and floating point are used.
MQQueueAdvancedProps.description=View and set the advanced properties of a WebSphere MQ destination
MQQueueConfig.description=This panel displays the configuration of the queue owned by the queue manager. This panel can be used to view and update the queue.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.CCSID.description=The coded character set identifier for use with the WebSphere MQ queue manager.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.channel.description=The name of the channel used for connection to the WebSphere MQ queue manager, for client connection only.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.clientID.description=The JMS client identifier used for connections to the WebSphere MQ queue manager.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.description=A queue connection factory is used to create connections to the associated JMS provider of JMS queue destinations, for point-to-point messaging. Use WebSphere MQ queue connection factory administrative objects to manage queue connection factories for the WebSphere MQ messaging provider.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.failIfQuiesce.description=Indicates that applications return from a method call if the queue manager has entered a controlled shutdown.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.host.description=The name of the host on which the WebSphere MQ queue manager runs, for client connection only.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.localAddress.description=The local server address.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.msgRetention.description=Select this check box to specify that unwanted messages are to be left on the queue. Otherwise, unwanted messages are dealt with according to their disposition options.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.pollingInterval.description=The polling interval for connections.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.port.description=The TCP/IP port number used for connection to the WebSphere MQ queue manager, for client connection only.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.queueManager.description=The name of the WebSphere MQ queue manager for this connection factory. Connections created by this factory connect to that queue manager.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.rescanInterval.description=The interval in milliseconds between conducting queue scans to look for messages that have been added in incorrect order.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.sslCRL.description=A list of zero or more certificate revocation list (CRL) servers used to check for SSL certificate revocation.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.sslCipherSuite.description=The cipher suite to use for SSL connection to WebSphere MQ.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.sslPeerName.description=A distinguished name skeleton that is used to check the identifying certificate presented by the server at connection time.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.tempModel.description=The name of the model queue definition that can be used by the queue manager to create temporary queues if a requested queue does not already exist.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.tempQueuePrefix.description=The prefix used for dynamic queue naming.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.transportType.description=Indicates whether a WebSphere MQ client TCP/IP connection or an interprocess bindings connection is to be used to connect to the WebSphere MQ queue manager. Interprocess bindings can only be used to connect to a queue manager on the same physical machine. When using WebSphere MQ 5.3 or 64-bit z/OS, there are restrictions that should be taken into consideration when setting this field that are described in the InfoCenter.
MQQueueConnectionFactory.useConnectionPooling.description=Indicates whether or not to use WebSphere MQ connection pooling.
MQQueueConnectionProperties.description=Use this panel to specify how to connect to the queue manager that hosts the queue. The system uses these connection properties to retrieve, display and update the queue configuration details that are shown on the WebSphere MQ queue settings panel.
MQSeriesProvider.classpath.description=A list of paths or JAR file names which together form the location for the WebSphere MQ classes. This class path can be changed by modifying the variable map for MQJMS_LIB_ROOT.
MQSeriesProvider.description=A JMS provider enables asynchronous messaging based on the Java Message Service (JMS). It provides J2EE connection factories to create connections for specific JMS queue or topic destinations. WebSphere MQ messaging provider administrative objects are used to manage JMS resources for WebSphere MQ as the JMS provider.
MQSeriesProvider.nativepath.description=An optional path to any native libraries (*.dll, *.so). This native path can be changed by modifying the variable map for MQJMS_LIB_ROOT.
MQSeriesQueue.backoutRequeue.description=The name of the backout queue to which messages are requeued if they have been backed out more times than the backout threshold.
MQSeriesQueue.backoutThreshold.description=The maximum number of times that a message can be backed out. If this threshold is reached, the message is requeued on the backout queue.
MQSeriesQueue.baseQueueManagerName.description=The name of the WebSphere MQ queue manager to which messages are sent.
MQSeriesQueue.baseQueueName.description=The name of the queue to which messages are sent, on the queue manager specified by the base queue manager name property.
MQSeriesQueue.clusterName.description=The name of the cluster to which the WebSphere MQ queue manager belongs.
MQSeriesQueue.clusterNameList.description=The name of the cluster name list to which the WebSphere MQ queue manager belongs.
MQSeriesQueue.defaultBind.description=The default binding to be used when the queue is defined as a cluster queue.
MQSeriesQueue.defaultPriority.description=Specifies the default priority of messages put to the queue.
MQSeriesQueue.description=A description of the queue, for administrative purposes.
MQSeriesQueue.hardenGetBackout.description=Indicates whether hardening should be used to ensure that the count of the number of times that a message has been backed out is accurate.
MQSeriesQueue.inhibitGet.description=Indicates whether or not get operations are allowed for this queue.
MQSeriesQueue.inhibitPut.description=Indicates whether or not put operations are allowed for this queue.
MQSeriesQueue.inputOpenOption.description=The default share option for applications opening this queue for input.
MQSeriesQueue.maxMessageLength.description=The maximum length, in bytes, of messages on this queue.
MQSeriesQueue.maxQueueDepth.description=The maximum number of messages allowed on the queue.
MQSeriesQueue.messageDeliverySequence.description=The order in which messages are delivered from the queue in response to get requests.
MQSeriesQueue.password.description=The password, used with the user name property, for authentication when connecting to the queue manager to define the queue destination.
MQSeriesQueue.persistence.description=Indicates whether all messages sent to the destination are persistent, nonpersistent, or have their persistence defined by the application.
MQSeriesQueue.queueManagerHost.description=The name of the host for the queue manager on which the queue destination is created.
MQSeriesQueue.queueManagerPort.description=The number of the port used by the queue manager on which this queue is defined.
MQSeriesQueue.serverConnectionChannelName.description=The name of the channel to use to connect to the queue manager.
MQSeriesQueue.shareability.description=Indicates whether multiple applications can get messages from this queue.
MQSeriesQueue.userName.description=The user ID used, with the password property, for authentication when connecting to the queue manager to define the queue destination.
MQSeriesQueueHost.description=Use this panel to view or change the configuration properties defined to WebSphere MQ for the selected queue destination.
MQTopic.CCSID.description=The coded character set identifier for use with the WebSphere MQ queue manager.
MQTopic.baseTopicName.description=The name of the topic to which messages are sent.
MQTopic.brokerCCDurSubQueue.description=The name of the queue from which a connection consumer receives durable subscription messages.
MQTopic.brokerDurSubQueue.description=The name of the broker queue from which durable subscription messages are retrieved.
MQTopic.brokerPubQmgr.description=The name of the queue manager on which the broker is running.
MQTopic.brokerPubQueue.description=The name of the queue to which publication messages should be sent.
MQTopic.decimalEncoding.description=If native encoding is not enabled, select whether decimal encoding is normal or reversed.
MQTopic.description=Topic destinations provided for publish and subscribe messaging by the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. Use WebSphere MQ topic destination administrative objects to manage topic destinations for the WebSphere MQ messaging provider.
MQTopic.expiry.description=Indicates whether the expiry timeout for this queue is defined by the application or the Specified expiry property, or whether messages on the queue do not expire (that is, have an unlimited expiry timeout).
MQTopic.floatingPointEncoding.description=If native encoding is not enabled, select the type of floating point encoding.
MQTopic.integerEncoding.description=If native encoding is not enabled, select whether integer encoding is normal or reversed.
MQTopic.multicast.description=Indicates whether or not this topic destination uses multicast transport if supported by the connection factory.
MQTopic.persistence.description=Indicates whether all messages sent to the destination are persistent, nonpersistent, or have their persistence defined by the application.
MQTopic.priority.description=Indicates whether the message priority for this destination is defined by the application or the Specified priority property.
MQTopic.specifiedExpiry.description=If the Expiry timeout property is set to specified, you must type the number of milliseconds (greater than 0) after which messages on this queue expire.
MQTopic.specifiedPriority.description=If the priority property is set to specified, you must the message priority for this queue, using the range 0 through 9.
MQTopic.targetClient.description=Indicates whether the receiving application is JMS-compliant or is a traditional WebSphere MQ application. This setting maps to the WebSphere MQ JMS TARGCLIENT attribute.
MQTopic.topicName.description=The name of the WebSphere MQ topic where publications will be received from, or sent to when this destination definition is used.
MQTopic.useNativeEncoding.description=When this option enabled, native encoding is used. When disabled, the settings for integer, decimal and floating point are used.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.CCSID.description=The coded character set identifier for use with the WebSphere MQ queue manager, for client connection only.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerCCSubQ.description=Broker connection consumer subscription queue
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerControlQueue.description=The name of the broker control queue, to which all command messages (except publications and requests to delete publications) are sent.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerPubQueue.description=The name of the broker input queue that receives all publication messages for the default stream.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerQueueManager.description=The name of the WebSphere MQ queue manager that provides the publish and subscribe message broker.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerSubQueue.description=The name of the broker queue from which nondurable subscription messages are retrieved.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.brokerVersion.description=Attribute to indicate which message broker is to be used. Set this to BASIC for the MA0C broker, set to ADVANCED for WMQI and Event Broker.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.channel.description=The name of the channel used for connection to the WebSphere MQ queue manager, for client connection only.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.clientID.description=The JMS client identifier used for connections to the WebSphere MQ queue manager. Note: This is needed for durable server side subscriptions.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.cloneSupport.description=Select this check box to enable WebSphere MQ clone support to allow the same durable subscription across topic clones. When enabled, the clientID field is required.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.description=A topic connection factory is used to create connections to the associated JMS provider of JMS topic destinations, for publish and subscribe messaging. Use WebSphere MQ topic connection factory administrative objects to manage topic connection factories for the WebSphere MQ messaging provider.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.directAuth.description=Indicates whether the broker uses basic or certificate-based authentication for direct connections.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.failIfQuiesce.description=Indicates that applications return from a method call if the queue manager has entered a controlled shutdown.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.host.description=The name of the host on which the WebSphere MQ queue manager runs, for client connection only.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.localAddress.description=The local server address.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.msgRetention.description=Message retention: Yes or No
MQTopicConnectionFactory.msgSelection.description=Indicates where broker message selection is done
MQTopicConnectionFactory.multicast.description=Indicates whether or not this topic connection factory uses multicast transport.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.pollingInterval.description=The polling interval for connections.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.port.description=The TCP/IP port number used for connection to the WebSphere MQ queue manager, for client connection only.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.proxyHostName.description=Host name of the web scale proxy host.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.proxyPort.description=Port number of the web scale proxy port.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanup.description=The level of cleanup provided by the publish and subscribe cleanup utility.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.pubSubCleanupInterval.description=The interval between background executions of the publish and subscribe cleanup utility.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.publishAckInterval.description=The interval, in number of messages, between publish requests that require acknowledgement from the broker.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.queueManager.description=The name of the WebSphere MQ queue manager for this connection factory. Connections created by this factory connect to that queue manager.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.rescanInterval.description=The interval in milliseconds between conducting queue scans to look for messages that have been added in incorrect order.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.sparseSubscriptions.description=Select this option to enable support for sparse broker subscriptions.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.sslCRL.description=A list of zero or more certificate revocation list (CRL) servers used to check for SSL certificate revocation.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.sslCipherSuite.description=The cipher suite to use for SSL connection to WebSphere MQ.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.sslPeerName.description=A distinguished name skeleton that is used to check the identifying certificate presented by the server at connection time.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.statRefreshInterval.description=The interval, in milliseconds, between transactions to refresh the publish and subscribe status.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.substore.description=Indicates where WebSphere MQ should store persistent data relating to active subscriptions.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.tempModel.description=The name of the model queue definition that the broker can use to create dynamic queues for non-default streams if the stream queue does not already exist.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.transportType.description=Indicates whether a WebSphere MQ client TCP/IP connection or an interprocess bindings connection is to be used to connect to the WebSphere MQ queue manager. Interprocess bindings can only be used to connect to a queue manager on the same physical machine. When using WebSphere MQ 5.3 or 64-bit z/OS, there are restrictions that should be taken into consideration when setting this field that are described in the InfoCenter.
MQTopicConnectionFactory.useConnectionPooling.description=Indicates whether or not to use WebSphere MQ connection pooling.
MailProvider.classpath.description=Specifies the class path to a JAR file that contains implementation classes for this mail provider. If more than one JAR file provides the complete implementation , use this page to add an entry for each JAR file that the mail provider requires. Create the entries individually; do not use class path separator information.
MailProvider.description=Use this page to create a mail provider, an object that encapsulates the protocol providers that your mail application requires. Select the built-in mail provider for access to the three default protocol providers: SMTP, IMAP, and POP3. These protocol providers suffice for most applications.
MailProvider.isolate.description=If selected, this mail provider will be loaded in its own class loader. Therefore, multiple versions of this mail provider can be loaded. Each version of a provider should be given a unique class path appropriate for that version.
MailProvider.protocolProviders.description=The protocol providers that are defined in the current mail provider.
MailSession.confirmMailStorePassword.description=Verify the password.
MailSession.confirmMailTransportPassword.description=Verify the password.
MailSession.debug.description=Select to print the following data to the SystemOut.log file: interaction between the mail application and the mail servers, as well as the properties of this mail session.
MailSession.description=Use this page to create mail sessions, which are collections of properties that define how your application sends mail and accesses the mail store. To create a useful mail session, an outgoing or incoming server and protocol must be provided. Configure mail sessions only after you configure the necessary protocol providers.
MailSession.host.required.description=A transport or store host must be selected to have a working mail session.
MailSession.jtaEnabled.description=Specifies if this mail session is enabled for JTA.
MailSession.mailFrom.description=Specifies the Internet email address that is displayed in messages as the mail originator.
MailSession.mailProvider.description=Specifies the mail provider that WebSphere Application Server uses for this mail session.
MailSession.mailStoreHost.description=Specifies the server to connect to when receiving mail.
MailSession.mailStorePassword.description=Specifies the password to use when the incoming mail server requires authentication.
MailSession.mailStoreProtocol.description=Specifies the protocol to use when receiving mail. Actual protocol values are defined in the protocol providers that you configured for the current mail provider.
MailSession.mailStoreUser.description=Specifies the user of the mail account when the incoming mail server requires authentication.
MailSession.mailTransportHost.description=Specifies the server to connect to when sending mail.
MailSession.mailTransportPassword.description=Specifies the password to use when the outgoing mail server requires authentication.
MailSession.mailTransportProtocol.description=Specifies the protocol to use when sending mail. Actual protocol values are defined in the protocol providers that you configured for the current mail provider.
MailSession.mailTransportUser.description=Specifies the user of the mail account when the outgoing mail server requires authentication.
MailSession.protocol.required=When either the outgoing or incoming mail host is provided, a corresponding protocol is required.
MailSession.strict.description=Select to enforce the RFC 822 syntax rules for parsing Internet addresses when sending mail. RFC 822 is a specifications document issued by the Internet Architecture Board.
ProtocolProvider.classname.description=Specifies the class name of the protocol provider. The class must be available on the class path.
ProtocolProvider.classpath.description=Specifies the class path to a JAR file that contains implementation classes for this protocol provider. If more than one JAR file provides the complete implementation , use this page to add an entry for each JAR file that the protocol provider requires. Create the entries individually; do not use class path separator information.
ProtocolProvider.description=Use this page to set the properties of a protocol provider, which provides the implementation class for a specific protocol to support communication between your JavaMail application and mail servers. After saving your settings, return to the mail provider page to find the link for configuring mail sessions.
ProtocolProvider.protocol.description=Specifies the protocol that is implemented by this protocol provider.
ProtocolProvider.type.description=Specifies the type of mail server that this protocol provider supports: either TRANSPORT or STORE.
Referenceable.classname.description=Specifies the Java type to which a referenceable provides access, for binding validation and creating the reference.
Referenceable.description=Use this page to configure a new referenceable, which specifies the factory class that converts data in the Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) name space into an object that represents your resource to WebSphere Application Server. After you define the referenceable, return to the provider page to find the link for configuring resource environment entries. The resource environment entry provides the necessary data about your resource in the JNDI name space.
Referenceable.factoryClassname.description=Specifies the javax.naming.ObjectFactory implementation class name that the referenceable represents.
ResourceEnvEntry.description=Use this page to configure resource environment entries, which are objects that contain information about a resource and represent it in the JNDI name space. Create resource environment entries only after you configure the necessary referenceables.
ResourceEnvEntry.referenceable.description=Specifies the referenceable, which holds the class name of the factory that converts resource data in the JNDI name space into a usable resource object.
ResourceEnvironmentProvider.description=Use this page to configure a resource environment provider, which encapsulates the referenceables that convert resource environment entry data into resource objects. These objects can then be accessed by applications.
ResourceEnvironmentProvider.referenceables.description=Use this page to configure a new referenceable, which specifies the factory class that converts data in the Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) name space into a usable resource object. After you define the referenceable, return to the provider page to find the link for configuring resource environment entries. The resource environment entry provides the necessary data about your resource in the JNDI name space.
ResourceProviderRef.classpath.description=A list of paths or JAR file names that jointly form the location for the resource provider classes. Class path entries must not contain path separator characters (such as ';' or ':'). Class paths can contain variable (symbolic) names that can be substituted using a variable map. Check your driver installation notes for specific JAR file names that are required.
ResourceProviderRef.description=
ResourceProviderRef.resourceProvider.description=
Resources.scope.description=Specifies the highest topological level at which application servers can use this resource object.
Scope.display.description=Scope specifies the level at which the resource definition is visible. For detailed information on what scope is and how it works,
SessionPool.description=
TestConnectionResult.description=Test connection result
TestConnectionResultTask.step1.instruction=Result of testing the connection
URL.description=Use this page to configure uniform resource locators (URLs), which point to electronically accessible resources, such as a directory file on a machine in a network or a document stored in a database.
URL.spec.description=Specifies the complete string that comprises a URL.
URLProvider.description=Use this page to set up URL providers, or factories, which function as conduits for applications to access URL resources. A URL resource is an electronically accessible resource, such as a directory file on a machine in a network, that is represented by a uniform resource locator (URL). Select the default provider to access any URL resource through the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) or File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Create new providers to access URL resources through different protocols.
URLProvider.protocol.description=Specifies the protocol that is supported by this stream handler. Protocol examples: NNTP, SMTP, and FTP.
URLProvider.streamHandlerClassName.description=Specifies the fully qualified name of a user-defined Java class that extends java.net.URLStreamHandler for a particular URL protocol, such as FTP.
UseCCDT.description=Enter information about the client channel definition table that will be used to establish a connection to WebSphere MQ.
UseCCDTTask.step1.instruction=Enter information about the client channel definition table that will be used to establish a connection to WebSphere MQ.
UseCustomWMQConnectionSettings.description=Custom WebSphere MQ connection
UseCustomWMQConnectionSettingsTask.step1.instruction=Enter details about the queue manager or queue sharing group that you wish to connect to.
UseCustomWMQConnectionSettingsTask.step2.instruction=Enter the details required to establish a connection to the queue manager or queue sharing group
UseCustomWMQConnectionSettingsTask.step3.instruction=Determine which channel is used to connect to the queue manager or queue sharing group.
UseWMQServerForJMSResourceConnection.description=Configure connection using WebSphere MQ server
UseWMQServerForJMSResourceConnectionTask.step1.instruction=Decide which WebSphere MQ server you wish to use when connecting to WebSphere MQ
UseWMQServerForJMSResourceConnectionTask.step2.instruction=Select the mechanism used to establish a connect to WebSphere MQ
UseWMQServerForJMSResourceConnectionTask.step3.instruction=Specify the server connection channel to use when connecting to WebSphere MQ
WASProvider.description=A JMS provider enables asynchronous messaging based on the Java Message Service (JMS). It provides J2EE connection factories to create connections for specific JMS queue or topic destinations. WebSphere JMS provider administrative objects are used to manage JMS resources for the internal WebSphere JMS provider.
WASQueue.description=Specifies the queue destinations provided for point-to-point messaging by the internal WebSphere JMS provider. Use WebSphere queue destination administrative objects to manage queue destinations for the internal WebSphere JMS provider.
WASQueue.expiry.description=Specifies whether the expiry timeout for this queue is defined by the application or the Specified expiry property, or whether messages on the queue do not expire (that is, have an unlimited expiry timeout).
WASQueue.node.description=Specifies the WebSphere node name of the administrative node where the JMS server runs for this connection factory. Connections created by this factory connect to that JMS server.
WASQueue.persistence.description=Specifies whether all messages sent to the destination are persistent, nonpersistent, or have their persistence defined by the application.
WASQueue.priority.description=Specifies whether the message priority for this destination is defined by the application or the Specified priority property.
WASQueue.specifiedExpiry.description=Specifies the number of milliseconds after which messages on this queue expire. Valid values are any long values greater than zero. This field is required if the expiry timeout property is SPECIFIED.
WASQueue.specifiedPriority.description=Specifies the message priority for this queue. Valid values are between 0 and 9 (0 as the lowest priority and 9 as the highest priority). If the priority property is SPECIFIED, this field is required.
WASQueueConnectionFactory.description=Use this page to create connections to the associated JMS provider of JMS queue destinations for point-to-point messaging. Use WebSphere queue connection factory administrative objects to manage queue connection factories for the internal WebSphere JMS provider.
WASQueueConnectionFactory.node.description=Specifies the WebSphere node name of the administrative node where the JMS server runs for this connection factory. Connections created by this factory connect to that JMS server.
WASTopic.description=Specifies the topic destinations for publish and subscribe messaging by the internal WebSphere JMS provider. Use WebSphere topic destination administrative objects to manage topic destinations for the internal WebSphere JMS provider.
WASTopic.expiry.description=Specifies whether the expiry timeout for this queue is defined by the application or the Specified expiry property, or whether messages on the queue do not expire (that is, have an unlimited expiry timeout).
WASTopic.persistence.description=Specifies whether all messages sent to the destination are persistent, nonpersistent, or have their persistence defined by the application.
WASTopic.priority.description=Specifies whether the message priority for this destination is defined by the application or the Specified priority property.
WASTopic.specifiedExpiry.description=Specifies the expiration period for the topic in milliseconds when expiry is SPECIFIED. Valid values are any long values greater than zero.
WASTopic.specifiedPriority.description=Specifies the priority for the topic when priority is SPECIFIED. Valid values are between 0 and 9 (0 as the lowest priority and 9 as the highest priority).
WASTopic.topic.description=Specifies the string value used to identify the topic. It can be in dot notation and include wildcard characters.
WASTopicConnectionFactory.clientID.description=Specifies the JMS client ID. This field is required for durable server-side subscriptions.
WASTopicConnectionFactory.cloneSupport.description=Specifies whether clone support is enabled. When enabled, the client ID field is required.
WASTopicConnectionFactory.description=Specifies a topic connection factory, which is used to create connections to the associated JMS provider of JMS topic destinations for publish and subscribe messaging. Use WebSphere topic connection factory administrative objects to manage topic connection factories for the internal WebSphere JMS provider.
WASTopicConnectionFactory.node.description=Specifies the WebSphere node name of the administrative node where the JMS server runs for this connection factory. Connections created by this factory connect to that JMS server.
WASTopicConnectionFactory.port.description=Specifies which of the two ports is to be used in addition to the node (JMS Server). The QUEUED port is for full-function JMS Publish and Subscribe support; the DIRECT port is for nonpersistent, non-transactional, nondurable subscriptions only.
WMQResourceAdapterProps.connectionConcurrency.description=The maximum number of message-driven beans that can be supplied by each connection to a WebSphere MQ queue manager.
WMQResourceAdapterProps.description=These properties are used to configure the WebSphere MQ resource adapter used by the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. In particular, most of these settings affect the behavior of WebSphere MQ messaging provider activation specifications.
WMQResourceAdapterProps.maxConnections.description=The maximum number of connections to a WebSphere MQ queue manager.
WMQResourceAdapterProps.reconnectionRetryCount.description=The maximum number of attempts made by a WebSphere MQ messaging provider activation specification to reconnect to a WebSphere MQ queue manager if a connection fails.
WMQResourceAdapterProps.reconnectionRetryInterval.description=The time, in milliseconds, that a WebSphere MQ messaging provider activation specification waits before making another attempt to reconnect to a WebSphere MQ queue manager.
collection.preferences.showBuiltinResourcesDesc=When enabled, the collection will include built-in resources that are defined by WebSphere Application Server.
provider.select.desc=Select the provider to support this resource object. Resource providers encapsulate the Java classes that WebSphere Application Server uses to instantiate the resource object.