You need to decide whether you want your MQ brokers to be managed (i.e.
configured, started and stopped) by GlassFish, or whether you want to managed
your brokers yourself. You can't mix the two modes.
In GlassFish, if your JMS Service is set to use "EMBEDDED" or "LOCAL" mode
then your brokers will be managed by GlassFish. If it's set to "REMOTE" then
you're managing it yourself.
I would recommend allowing GlassFish to manage your MQ brokers, since this is
much less work for you, especially if you are using a cluster. This is the
default.
If you're using EMBEDDED or LOCAL mode, then the GlassFish 3.1 High
Availability Administration Guide describes how to configure your brokers
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E18930_01/html/821-2426/abdbx.html#scrolltoc
If you're using REMOTE mode, then you'll need to use the Message Queue 4.5
Administration Guide
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E18930_01/html/821-2438/index.html
If you're using EMBEDDED or LOCAL mode then some sections of the Message
Queue 4.5 Administration Guide are not relevant or appropriate (e.g. the
instructions on how to configure or start a broker)
Nigel
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