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The broker config.xml file details various options and configuration for the Java Qpid broker implementaiton.

File Format

This is an overview of the top level of the config file. Description of each section is embedded below. Each section is then described in detail in their own section.

No Format

<broker>
<!-- Various initial global definitions -->
    <connector>
<!-- Various connection information about the type connections the broker should listen for-->
    <management>
<!-- Enablement of management functionality -->
    <advanced>
<!-- Various advanced flags -->
    <security>
<!-- Definition of available security options -->
    <virtualhosts>
<!-- Definition of available virtual hosts -->
    <heartbeat>
<!-- Heartbeat configuration -->
    <queue>
<!-- General queue configuration options-->
    <virtualhosts>
<!-- Configuariation of various virtual hosts. -->
</broker>

Broker

Broker config.xml format

The broker config.xml file details various options and configuration for the Java Qpid broker implementaitonimplementation.

File Format

This is an overview of the top level of the config file. Description of each section is embedded below. Each section is then described in detail in their own section.

No Format
<broker>
<!-- Various initial global definitions -->
    <connector>
<!-- Various connection information about the type connections the broker should listen for-->
    <management>
<!-- Enablement of management functionality -->
    <advanced>
<!-- Various advanced flags -->
    <security>
<!-- Definition of available security options -->
    <virtualhosts>
<!-- Definition of available virtual hosts -->
    <heartbeat>
<!-- Heartbeat configuration -->
    <queue>
<!-- General queue configuration options-->
    <virtualhosts>
<!-- Configuariation of various virtual hosts. -->
</broker>

Broker

TBC

No Format
<broker>
    <prefix>${QPID_HOME}</prefix>
    <work>${QPID_WORK}</work>
    <conf>${prefix}/etc</conf>

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