Dear Nigel!
Thank you very much for your circumstantial answer.
I am learning EJB 3.1 message-driven bean development with its deployment on
GlassFish 3.1.1 application server (AS) by means of Eclipse Indigo.
For this bean it is needed a destination in AS (by name AsyncLeaguePlanet of
type Queue for my bean, by the way I decided that it was a physical
destination in terms of GlassFish Message Queue: is it correct?) and a
connection factory (by name ConnectionFactory in my case).
I opened MQ Administration Guide to create the destination. (Should I open
another doc for this purpose?).This Guide sent me to the MQ Technical
Overview. I just read about 55 pages from 134 and decided to return to the
Guide.
I did not detect any mention about GlassFish default broker by name
'imqbroker' from the beginning of this Guide. But I detected instructions to
create a physical destination within a user created broker that must be
launched via imqbrokerd before addition the physical destination to the
broker. In accordance with the instrcutions I:
- launched MQ Adm. Console,
- as MQ Adm. Console has no any Brokers and Object Stores at first (if you
open Object Stores or Brokers nodes at the left panel) created broker
MyBroker,
- launched it via 'imqbrokerd -name ByBroker',
- connected to MyBroker within MQ Adm. Console,
- added AsyncLeaguePlanet physical destination in MyBroker,
- created an Object Store by name MyObjectStore with a destination
administered object that I tied to AsyncLeaguePlanet physical destination,
- created a connection factory by name ConnectionFactory in MyObjectStore.
As I understood from your answer my actions were wrong: I should execute my
actions within the default broker 'imqbroker'. But how should I find
imqbroker within MQ Adm. Console ?
What is correct actions sequence to create a physical destination ?
Thanks,
Sorry for my English.
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