SAS 9.3 Web Applications: Clustering - Index of - SAS

Create a JMS Module
managed server, SASServer1. Several strategies are possible for providing scalable
and highly available JMS resources. Consult the WebLogic Server documentation for
alternatives to the strategy presented in this document.
The strategy described in this document is to leave the JMS Server associated with
SASServer1 and to reference the JMS resources from the cluster. A JMS module
and foreign JMS server are added to the cluster. The SAS Web applications can look
up the JMS resources by JNDI name on the clustered servers and actually use the
JMS resources on the stand-alone server.
Create the JMS Module
1 In the Domain Structure panel, select Services � Messaging � JMS Modules
and click New.
2 Enter a name such as foreignJmsServerModule.
Click Next.
3 On the Targets page, select the All servers in the cluster check box.
Click Next.
4 Select the Would you like to add resources to this JMS system module?
check box.
Click Finish.
Configure the JMS Module
5 In the Summary of Resources table, click New.
6 Select the Foreign Server radio button.
Click Next.
7 Enter a name like SASServer1JMSServer.
Click Finish.
Configure the Foreign Server
8 In the Summary of Resources table, click SASServer1JMSServer.
9 In the JNDI Connection URL field, enter t3://fully-qualifiedhostname.example.com:7001.
Use the host name and port number of the
stand-alone server.
Click Save.
Create the Connection Factories
10 Select Connection Factories.
Click New.
11 Set the following properties:
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