Hi Martin,
> 1. Create a central JNDI repository for all queue managers and queues
> in LDAP (I've done this already)
This would be for both WSMQ and EMS administered objects (destination
and connection factories), correct ? And there would be one repository
(a set of Jndi properties) which contains these objects from both
providers.
> 2. Configure the GenericJMS adapter in a fairly generic fashion, i.e a
> config I can deploy to any of my weblogic servers without change for
> WMQ/EMS if possible.
>
And the ra config would point to the Jndi properties of the object store
created in (1).
> I'm not too clear on outbound communications, I'm guessing I will need
> to create connection factories in the resource adapter config for those?
You can supply the Jndi names while creating the connection factory
(managed cf) and admin objects in the Weblogic server. I have used
GlassFish, so iam not familiar as to how exactly this can be done in
Weblogic.
Thanks
-Ramesh
Evans, Martin wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm considering the use of GenericJMS with Weblogic 10.3 to connect
> to, Websphere MQ and Tibco EMS. I wonder if anybody has done this yet
> and if so do you have any examples to help me get started?
>
> If possible this is the way I would like to use the adapter;
>
> 1. Create a central JNDI repository for all queue managers and queues
> in LDAP (I've done this already)
>
> 2. Configure the GenericJMS adapter in a fairly generic fashion, i.e a
> config I can deploy to any of my weblogic servers without change for
> WMQ/EMS if possible.
>
> 3. Have MDB's specify the JNDI entries of the queue manager/queue to
> receive messages.
>
> My understanding is that for inbound messages, the activation spec in
> the MDB is passed to the adapter, which in turn uses that info to get
> messages to deliver to the MDB?
>
> I'm not too clear on outbound communications, I'm guessing I will need
> to create connection factories in the resource adapter config for those?
>
> Any help/pointers would be greatly appreciated, I'll also be happy to
> provide a guide that could be placed on the site once I get everything
> working.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Martin
>
>
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