com.ibm.mq.exits

Interface WMQSecurityExit

1. public interface WMQSecurityExit

Note: This interface does not apply when connecting directly to WebSphere MQ in bindings mode.

To provide your own security exit, define a class that implements this interface.

For example,

 
   // in MySecurityExit.java
   package acme.exits;
   class MySecurityExit implements WMQSecurityExit 
   {
       // you must provide an implementation of the channelSecurityExit method
       public ByteBuffer channelSecurityExit(MQCXP      channelExitParms,
                                  MQCD       channelDefinition,
                                  ByteBuffer agentBuffer)
       {
           // your exit code goes here...
       }
   }
 

To use your security exit with WebSphere MQ Classes for Java, create a new instance of your class and assign it to the MQEnvironment.channelSecurityExit field before constructing your MQQueueManager object.

For example,

 
   // in your main program...
   MQEnvironment.channelSecurityExit = new acme.exits.MySecurityExit();
   ...    // other initialisation
   MQQueueManager qMgr        = new MQQueueManager("");
  
 

To use your security exit with WebSphere MQ Classes for JMS, specify the name of the class using com.ibm.mq.jms.MQConnectionFactory#setSecurityExit(String) before getting a connection.

For example,

 
   // in your main program...
   MQQueueConnectionFactory mqcf = new MQQueueConnectionFactory();
   mqcf.setSecurityExit("acme.exits.MySecurityExit");
   // set the other parameters in the MQQueueConnectionFactory here...
   MQQueueConnection mqqc =(MQQueueConnection)mqcf.createQueueConnection();
  
 

Method Summary

Method Detail

channelSecurityExit

1. java.nio.ByteBuffer channelSecurityExit( MQCXP channelExitParms,
2. MQCD channelDefinition,
3. java.nio.ByteBuffer agentBuffer)