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Configuring JMS Connection Factories and Destinations
Configuring JMS Connection Factories and Destinations
Using the Management Console, navigate to the “Deployed Modules” list in the
Partition whose JMS resource objects you need to configure. By default, every Partition
has a predeployed JNDI Definitions Module (DAR) called default-resources.dar. Rightclick
on the module and choose “Edit deployment descriptor” from the context menu.
The Deployment Descriptor Editor (DDEditor) opens.
In the Navigation Pane of the DDEditor is a list of JMS connection factories, and
queues/topics preconfigured in the product. Click on the connection factory name. The
right pane will display the properties for it. For each connection factory, you can choose
Tibco, Sonic or another (“Other”) JMS provider. The DDEditor has knowledge of Tibco
and Sonic and auto fills the class names for each. You can also choose the object
resource type from the JMS Object type drop-down list. For OpenJMS, you must edit
the openjms.xml file to configure connection factories and destination. Refer to “JMS
provider pluggability” on page 221 for details on how to access this file.
If you selected “Other” from the JMS Provider list, look up the JMS vendor's
documentation to ascertain the correct name of its connection factory, topic, or queue
implementation class. In addition, the Main panel will not suggest any properties to fill
in and you will need to use the Properties tab to set any appropriate properties.
Use the Properties tab to add any additional properties not provided on the Main tab.
To create a new JMS object, right-click the root node in the navigation pane and select
“New JMS Object” from the Context Menu.
A dialog box prompts for JNDI name of JMS object to be created. By default, the name
specified corresponds to a location in the Naming Service. If a JNDI name is specified
with a “serial//” prefix, the remaining name following the prefix corresponds to a
location in the Naming Service. Once given, a representation of this JMS object
appears in the tree in the Navigation Pane. Click the representation to open its
configuration panel.
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