Copyright IBM Corporation 2004. All rights reserved. Part 4: Using the dumpName Space tool During this part of the exercise, you will use the dumpName Space tool to see how JMS resources(Queue Connection Factories and Destinations-Queues and Topics)are registered in the WebSphere Application Server name space. The dumpName Space tool is used to dump the contents of a name space. Each managed server process(e.g, dmgr, nodeagent, server1) has a name space and an associated bootstrap server. The bootstrap server can be addressed by a hostname. Often you may need to dump the name space to determine why a name operation is failing The dumpName Space tool has a number of parameters and keywords that can be used to selectively dump portions of a name space. For this exercise, we will use some basic dumpName Space options to locate the JMS resources that are bound to server1 1. Issue the dumpName Space command a. Open a command prompt and navigate to C: WebSphere\AppServerlprofileslprofile 1\bin b. Issue the command dumpName Space bat© Copyright IBM Corporation 2004. All rights reserved. Lab 08 – Service Integration and JMS Page 16 of 18 Part 4: Using the dumpNameSpace tool During this part of the exercise, you will use the dumpNameSpace tool to see how JMS resources (Queue Connection Factories and Destinations - Queues and Topics) are registered in the WebSphere Application Server name space. The dumpNameSpace tool is used to dump the contents of a name space. Each managed server process (e.g., dmgr, nodeagent, server1) has a name space and an associated bootstrap server. The bootstrap server can be addressed by a hostname. Often you may need to dump the name space to determine why a name operation is failing. The dumpNameSpace tool has a number of parameters and keywords that can be used to selectively dump portions of a name space. For this exercise, we will use some basic dumpNameSpace options to locate the JMS resources that are bound to server1. ___ 1. Issue the dumpNameSpace command ___ a. Open a command prompt and navigate to C:\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\profile1\bin. ___ b. Issue the command dumpNameSpace.bat