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Use this panel to browse or change the configuration properties defined to WebSphere MQ for the selected queue destination. To view this page, use the administrative console to complete the following steps: In the navigation pane, expand Resources > JMS > JMS providers . If appropriate, in the content pane, change the scope of the WebSphere MQ messaging provider. If the scope is set to node or server scope for a Version 5 node, the administrative console presents the subset of resources and properties that are applicable to WebSphere Application Server Version 5. In the content pane, click the name of the WebSphere MQ messaging provider that you want to support the JMS destination. In the content pane, under Additional Resources, click Queues . This displays a list of any existing JMS queue destinations. Click the name of the JMS queue destination that you want to work with. Under Additional Resources, click MQ Config . A WebSphere MQ queue destination is u

Message Summary attributes Use the Message Summary attributes to detect problems with messages. This group provides the backout count (which if high can indicate a problem), the correlation and message IDs, the message expiration time, the message length, message type (which can be request, reply, report, or datagram), persistence (which indicates whether the message is recoverable), priority (which can be used for selective retrieval), date and time the message was created, and the reply-to queue and queue manager names. These attributes are informational only; they cannot be used to create situations. If multiple headers are generated, subsequent headers are prefixed with the IBM® WebSphere® MQ ID of the associated header. For example, subsequent dead letter queue headers are prefixed with DLH and subsequent transmit queue headers are prefixed with XQH. For more information, see the IBM WebSphere MQ Application Programming Reference manual. Accounting Token The acco