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Enumerates the protocol stacks available to the channel factory.
Enumerates the defined channels.
Enumerates the defined protocol stacks.
Defines a channel.
Identifies the default cluster.
Defines a fork of this channel.
Defines the name of this channel.
Defines the stack used by this channel.
Defines the cluster name of this channel. If undefined, the channel name will be used.
Indicates the module from which to load clustering services.
Indicates whether or not this channel will collect statistics.
Defines a protocol to add to the protocol stack of this fork channel.
Defines the cluster name of this channel.
Defines a protocol stack.
Deprecated. Identifies the default protocol stack.
Defines the transport protocol for a stack.
Defines a non-transport protocol for a stack.
Defines a non-transport protocol for a stack.
Defines a non-transport protocol for a stack.
Defines a non-transport protocol for a stack.
Defines a non-transport protocol for a stack.
Defines a non-transport protocol for a stack.
Defines a relay protocol for a stack.
Uniquely identifies this stack.
Indicates whether or not all protocols in the stack will collect statistics by default.
Defines a property override for a protocol.
Identifies the protocol type, e.g. TCP, UDP, PING, etc.
Indicates the module from which to load this protocol.
Indicates whether or not this protocol will collect statistics overriding stack configuration.
Deprecated. Socket-based protocols should use <socket-protocol/> instead.
Provides a socket binding for a protocol.
Provides a list of socket bindings for a protocol.
Data source reference for JDBC protocols to be used instead of connection and JNDI lookup properties.
References the password credential with which the key is protected.
References key store containing the key used to encrypt messages.
The alias of the key used to encrypt.
An auth token using a plain text shared secret.
An auth token using a digest of a shared secret.
An auth token using an encrypted shared secret.
References a shared secret used to authenticate new members.
The digest algorithm with which to obfuscate the shared secret.
References the credential required to obtain the specified key from the specified store.
References key store containing the private key and certificate used to authenticate new members.
The alias of the private key and certificate used to authenticate new members.
The encryption algorithm/transformation used to protect the shared secret during transmission.
Credential store name used to fetch credential with given 'alias' from.
Credential store name has to be defined elsewhere.
Alias of credential in the credential store.
Type of credential to be fetched from credential store.
It is usually fully qualified class name.
Credential/password in clear text. Use just for testing purpose.
Otherwise use credential store to mask the actual credential from your configuration.
Defines the thread pool used for default messages received by this transport.
Defines the thread pool used for internal messages used by this transport.
Defines the thread pool used for OOB messages received by this transport.
Defines the timer thread pool used by this transport.
Indicates whether or not the channels created for this stack should use a single, shared transport.
If specified, enables diagnostics and specified the multicast address/port on which to communicate.
Defines the thread pool used for default messages received by this transport.
Defines the thread pool used for OOB messages received by this transport.
Defines the timer thread pool used by this transport.
Defines the thread factory used by this transport.
Identifies the site where this node runs.
Identifies the rack where this node runs.
Identifies the machine where this node runs.
Minimum thread pool size for the thread pool.
Maximum thread pool size for the thread pool.
Maximum queue length for the thread pool.
Timeout in milliseconds to remove idle thread from the pool.
Defines the name of a protocol property.
Defines a remote site to which to bridge.
The name of our site.
The name of the remote site.
The bridge channel to this remote site.