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Sun Java System Message Queue 3.5 SP1 Administration Guide

> ## Appendix A
> Location of Message Queue Data

> Sun Java System Message Queue uses many categories of data, each of which is stored in a different location, depending on the operating system, as shown in the following sections. In the tables that follow, instanceName identifies the name of the broker instance with which the data is associated.

> ##

> Solaris

> Table A-1 shows the location of Message Queue data on the Solaris platform.

> Note | Data locations for Message Queue bundled with Sun Java System Application Server, on Solaris are shown in Table A-3.

> Table A-1 Location of Message Queue Data on Solaris

> Data Category | Location on Solaris
> --- | ---
> Broker instance configuration properties | /var/imq/instances/instanceName/props/ config.properties
> Broker configuration file templates | /usr/share/lib/imq/props/broker/
> Persistent store (messages, destinations, durable subscriptions, transactions) | /var/imq/instances/instanceName/fs350/ or a JDBC-accessible data store
> Broker instance log file directory (default location) | /var/imq/instances/instanceName/log/
> Administered objects (object store) | local directory of your choice or an LDAP server
> Security: user repository | /var/imq/instances/instanceName/etc/passwd or an LDAP server
> Security: access control file (default location) | /var/imq/instances/instanceName/etc/ accesscontrol.properties
> Security: passfile directory (default location) | /var/imq/instances/instanceName/etc/
> Security: example passfile | /etc/imq/passfile.sample
> Security: broker’s keystore file location | /etc/imq/
> JavaDoc API documentation | /usr/share/javadoc/imq/index.html
> Example applications and configurations | /usr/demo/imq/
> Java archive (.jar), web archive (.war), and resource adapter archive (.rar) files | /usr/share/lib/

> ##

> Linux

> Table A-2 shows the location of Message Queue data on the Linux platform.

> Table A-2 Location of Message Queue Data on Linux

> Data Category | Location on Windows
> --- | ---
> Broker instance configuration properties | /var/opt/imq/instances/instanceName/props/ config.properties
> Broker configuration file templates | /opt/imq/lib/props/broker/
> Persistent store (messages, destinations, durable subscriptions, transactions) | /var/opt/imq/instances/instanceName/fs350/ or a JDBC-accessible data store
> Broker instance log file directory (default location) | /var/opt/imq/instances/instanceName/log/
> Administered objects (object store) | local directory of your choice or an LDAP server
> Security: user repository | /var/opt/imq/instances/instanceName/etc/ passwd or an LDAP server
> Security: access control file (default location) | /var/opt/imq/instances/instanceName/etc/ accesscontrol.properties
> Security: passfile directory (default location) | /var/opt/imq/instances/instanceName/etc/
> Security: example passfile | /etc/opt/imq/passfile.sample
> Security: broker’s keystore file location | /etc/opt/imq/
> JavaDoc API documentation | /opt/imq/javadoc/index.html
> Example applications and configurations | /opt/imq/demo/
> Java archive (.jar), web archive (.war), and resource adapter archive (.rar) files | /opt/imq/lib/

> ##

> Windows

> Table A-3 shows the location of Message Queue data on the Windows platform and on some Message Queue installations bundled with Sun Java System Application Server. For more information, see Table 3, and the definitions for IMQ_HOME and IMQ_VARHOME.

> Table A-3 Location of Message Queue Data on Windows

> Data Category | Location on Windows
> --- | ---
> Broker instance configuration properties | IMQ_VARHOME\instances\instanceName\props\ config.properties
> Broker configuration file templates | IMQ_HOME\lib\props\broker\
> Persistent store (messages, destinations, durable subscriptions, transactions) | IMQ_VARHOME\instances\instanceName\fs350\ or a JDBC-accessible data store
> Broker instance log file directory (default location) | IMQ_VARHOME\instances\instanceName\log\
> Administered objects (object store) | local directory of your choice or an LDAP server
> Security: user repository | IMQ_VARHOME\instances\instanceName\etc\ passwd or an LDAP server
> Security: access control file (default) | IMQ_VARHOME\instances\instanceName\ etc\accesscontrol.properties
> Security: passfile directory (default location) | IMQ_HOME\etc\
> Security: example passfile | IMQ_HOME\etc\passfile.sample
> Security: broker’s keystore file location | IMQ_HOME\etc\
> JavaDoc API documentation | IMQ_HOME\javadoc\index.html
> Example applications and configurations | IMQ_HOME\demo\
> Java archive (.jar), web archive (.war), and resource adapter archive (.rar) files | IMQ_HOME\lib\

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