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Configuring JMS administered objects (connection factories, queues and topics)
Configuring JMS administered objects (connection factories, queues
and topics)
If the JMS providers' admin objects, like connection factories and destinations follow
the JavaBeans specification (as encouraged in the JMS specification), the Borland
Deployment Descriptor Editor tool can define, edit and deploy these objects into the
BES JNDI tree without needing a JMS product-specific mechanism.
For specific information on using other JMS service providers with BES and
requirements for admin objects (queues, topics, and connection factories), go to
“Configuring admin objects for other JMS providers” on page 237.
Setting Admin Objects Using Borland Deployment Descriptor
You can set the admin object properties for Tibco and Sonic from the Borland
Deployment Descriptor Editor. To do so:
1 Launch the Borland Deployment Descriptor Editor from within the Management
Console or standalone from the Start menu.
2 Select File | New and click on the JNDI Definitions tab to bring it forward.
3 Select the JNDI Definitions Archive and click OK to create a new JMS object.
4 Right-click on the Untitled JMS object in the left pane and select New JMS Object.
5 Give the JMS object a name in the New JMS Object window and click OK. Your
JMS object will appear under your archive.
6 Click on your JMS object, and select the Main tab.
7 Configure your object by selecting various fields from the drop-down menus and
entering information in the properties' fields.
8 To add additional properties for the JMS object, select the Properties tab and click
“Add” to add properties (name, type, value).
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