Which item is not listed as shareable via Share Domain?

Which item is not listed as shareable via Share Domain?

• A. FTP
• B. HTTP/HTTPS
• C. WMQ
• D. Database

Answer: (A)

Sharing configuration across apps in a domain lets you centralize and reuse connection pools and global elements. In a domain, resources that can be pooled and accessed safely by multiple applications are designed to be shared, such as outbound HTTP configurations, database connection pools, and broker-related connections like WMQ. These are inherently stateless or designed for multi-app reuse, so the platform can manage a single pooled resource for all apps in the domain. FTP, however, relies on per-connection state and specific session context for file transfers. Because those sessions aren’t reliably shareable across multiple apps running in the same domain, FTP isn’t exposed as a shareable resource in a Share Domain. You’d typically configure FTP connections within individual apps rather than as a domain-wide shared resource.

Sharing configuration across apps in a domain lets you centralize and reuse connection pools and global elements. In a domain, resources that can be pooled and accessed safely by multiple applications are designed to be shared, such as outbound HTTP configurations, database connection pools, and broker-related connections like WMQ. These are inherently stateless or designed for multi-app reuse, so the platform can manage a single pooled resource for all apps in the domain.

FTP, however, relies on per-connection state and specific session context for file transfers. Because those sessions aren’t reliably shareable across multiple apps running in the same domain, FTP isn’t exposed as a shareable resource in a Share Domain. You’d typically configure FTP connections within individual apps rather than as a domain-wide shared resource.