jmqutil - The JMS Destination Utility

The jmqutil program is a generic utility used to create or delete destinations in a JMS server.

SYNOPSIS

jmqutil <option>
where commands and options include:
    -help                         print out this message
    -verbose                      run in verbose mode
    -createTopic (or -ct) <name> create a new topic with the specified name
    -createQueue (or -cq) <name> create a new queue with the specified name
    -deleteTopic (or -dt) <name> delete the topic with the specified name
    -deleteQueue (or -dq) <name> delete the queue with the specified name
    -prop <name> <value>          specify destination property
    -user <user>                  user name when connecting to server
    -password <pass>              password when connecting to server
    -host <host>                  server host (default is localhost)
    -port <port>                  server port (default is 53506)

DESCRIPTION

The jmqutil program is a utility for managing JMS destinations. It is an administrative utility that can be used to create and destroy JMQ destinations.

OPTIONS

-help

Prints out the command syntax.

-verbose

Run the utility in verbose mode.

-createTopic topicName

Create a new topic with the specified topic name.

-ct topicName

Same as -createTopic.

-createQueue queueName

Create a new queue with the specified queue name.

-cq queueName

Same as -createQueue.

-deleteTopic topicName

Delete the topic with the specified topic name.

-dt topicName

Same as -deleteTopic.

-deleteQueue queueName

Delete the queue with the specified queue name.

-dq queueName

Same as -deleteQueue.

-prop name value

Specifies a value for a particular destination property. This argument can be specified multiple times on the command line. For a list of valid destination properties, please refer to the JMQDestinationAdmin class.

-user username

Use username when creating a connection to the JMS server.

-password password

Use password when creating a connection to the JMS server.

-host hostname

Manage destination at the JMS server running on the host specified in hostname.

-port portNumber

Manage destination at the JMS server running on the port specified in portNumber.

JVM FLAGS

It is possible to pass arguments to the JVM using the -J flag. In order to set the heap size to 250 MB, the following command line may be used:

   jmqutil -J-Xms250m -ct myTopic