Configuring TIBCO Information

If you are using a TIBCO messaging system, define the TIBCO information using the Create Connection wizard.

In the TIBCO Message Type field, choose:
- RV – to configure a TIBCO Rendezvous-reliable message.
- RVCM – to configure a TIBCO Rendezvous Certified Messaging (RVCM) message.
- AECM – to configure a TIBCO Rendezvous Active Enterprise Wired Format messaging message. Skip to step 3.
If you selected RV or RVCM:
1. In Service Name, enter the name of the RV and RVCM transport. The service name can be either a string value or a port number. By default, the value is 7500.
2. In Network, enter the name of the host name or IP address where the TIBCO Rendezvous daemon is running. For example, enter job1-srvr.
3. In Daemon, enter the TIBCO Rendezvous daemon value:
```
protocol:hostname:port
```
  For example, enter tcp:my_machine:7500.
  
  The default value is tcp:7500, which defaults to “localhost” on port 7500.
  
  If your TIBCO Rendezvous daemon is running on a machine other than the one on which RepConnector is running, you must specify the host name; for example:
```
tcp:mymachine:7500
```
4. Enter the name of the subject or destination at which the client application is listening. For example, enter sample.subject.
  
  You can specify more than one subject name, separated by commas.
  To preregister listeners, enter the main subject, followed by a comma, followed by the name and subject pairs of the listeners you are preregistering, separated by a colon:
```
SAMPLE.REPC15.EVENT,cmNameA:cmSubA,cmNameB:cmSubB
```
  In this example, SAMPLE.REPC15.EVENT is the subject to publish to and cmNameA:cmSubA,cmNameB:cmSubB are the name and subject pairs you are preregistering.
5. If you are using an RVCM message type, enter the certified messaging names in the CM Names field. For example, enter SAMPLE.CM1.
  
  You can specify more than one subject name, separated by commas.
6. If you are using an RVCM message type, enter, in the CM Duration field, the number of seconds that TIBCO message system should store unread messages in the cmledger.
  
  The default value is 0, unread messages are never removed from the cmledger file.
  
  For example, enter 600 to have the messaging system keep unread messages for 10 minutes.
If you selected AECM as the TIBCO message type:
- Enter the name of the AE configuration file you are using. Or, click Browse to search for this file.
- If you want RepConnector to use your customized message generator, enter the class name for your customized message generator in the AE Message Generator field. For example, enter sample.MyMsgGenerator
If you are routing events from a messaging system to a database, enter the status destination. The status destination queue or topic is where the client application listens for any error messages that may result in the event being sent to the database.