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  4. Partners and Profiles
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  6. Managed File Transfer Web Users
  7. Managed File Transfer Connections
  8. Endpoints
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  14. Advanced Exception Handling
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  16. Service Level Agreement Management
  17. Glossary

MQ MFT Connection Properties

MQ MFT Connection Properties

Create an MQ MFT Connection to define communications using the MQ protocol for an MFT Remote endpoint. Informatica Managed File Transfer can connect to enterprise messaging systems using JMS (Java Message Service) to send and receive messages from queues and topics.
The following table describes the properties in the
Basic
tab:
Property
Description
Name
Name of the MFT Connection.
Description
Provide a description for the MFT Connection.
Connection Type
The connection type for the MQ server. The MQ server can use the JMS Standard (Java Message Service) or a connection type specific to the MQ Provider. When connecting to Websphere MQ, SonicMQ or ActiveMQ use the MQ Provider Specific type and use JNDI (JMS Standard) for others.
URL
The connection string to an MQ Provider Specific server uses the following syntax:
providerCode:[transportProtocol:]//host[:port][?key1=value1&key2=value2]
. The connection string to a JNDI (JMS Standard) server is supplied by the MQ server administrator.
JNDI Initial Context Factory
The JNDI (Java Name and Directory Interface) context factory is the fully qualified name of the class used to look up the JMS connection factory object. For example, the class might be
com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory
or
com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory
. This is required when the connection type is set to use the JMS Standard.
JNDI Name
The name of the JMS connection factory object to use. This is required when the connection type uses the JMS Standard.
JNDI Properties
The optional JNDI properties are specified using
key=value
pairs. Each pair is defined on a separate line.
User
The user name to use for connecting to the server.
Password
The password to use for connecting to the server.

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