This case is somewhat similar to that of externalizing internal JMS connection. But, while you create a connection configuration file that is outside the graph in the same way as externalizing, the file is not linked to the original graph. Only the connection configuration file is being created. Subsequently you can use such a file for more graphs as an external (shared) connection configuration file as mentioned in the previous sections.

You can export internal JMS connection into external (shared) one by right-clicking one of the internal JMS connection items in the Outline pane and clicking Export connection from the context menu. The conn folder of the corresponding project will be offered for the newly created external file. You can also give the file any other name than the offered and you create the file by clicking Finish.

After that, the Outline pane connection folder remains the same, but in the conn folder in the Navigator pane the newly created connection configuration file appears.

You can export multiple selected internal JMS connections in a similar way to how it is described in the previous section about externalizing.