Hi IDN experts,

In our project there is an requirement to configure Broker JMS, instead using native Broker we would like to go for JMS Broker. Any one let us know the complete configuration details end to end if you guys done some.

We are planning to use JMS for internal communication from one IS to other. Please share information related to JMS connection alias creation, JNDI provider alias creation, Queue and trigger creation...

Thanks all for your patience

Here we go,

1) First of all we need to configure JNDI through JNDI Provider alias

[b]Go to Settings > Messaging > JNDI Settings > JNDI Provider Alias[/b]


[b]JNDI Provider Alias[/b]

JNDI Alias Name: test_JNDI
Description: JNDILookup
Initial Context Factory: com.webmethods.jms.naming.WmJmsNamingCtxFactory
Provider URL: wmjmsnaming://testJNDI_localhost@testserver:6849
Provider URL Failover List: Keep it empty
Security Principal: CN=Test Generic JMS,OU=Test - Broker JMS,O=Test JNDI,U=USA
Security Credentials: ******
Other Properties: com.webmethods.jms.naming.truststore=/opt/softwareag/wm80_01/security/truststore.jks
com.webmethods.jms.naming.encrypted=true
com.webmethods.jms.naming.keystore=/opt/softwareag/wm80_01/security/Test_Generic_JMS_test_client_br_jms.p12


2) Then Configure your JMS Connection Alias

Go [b]Settings > Messaging > JMS Settings > JMS Connection Alias[/b]

[b]Settings > Messaging > JMS Settings > JMS Connection Alias[/b]


[b]General Settings[/b]
Connection Alias Name: test_local_receive
Enabled: Yes
Description: JMSAliasLocal
Transaction Type: NO_TRANSACTION
Connection Client ID: testJMS
User: CN=Test Generic JMS,OU=Test - Broker JMS,O=Test JNDI,U=USA
Password: *****
[b]Connection Protocol Settings[/b]
Create Connection Using: JNDI LOOKUP
JNDI Provider Alias: test_JNDI
Connection Factory Lookup Name: test.lcd.ccf.testJMS
Monitor webMethods Connection Factory: No
[b]Advanced Settings[/b]
Class Loader: INTEGRATION_SERVER
Maximum CSQ Size: UNLIMITED
Drain CSQ In Order: Yes
Create Temporary Queue: Yes
Manage Destinations (webMethods JMS provider only): Yes
[b]Producer Caching[/b]
Maximum Session Pool Size: DISABLED
Maximum MessageProducer Pool Size per Destination: DISABLED
MessageProducer Destination List (semicolon delimited): Empty

3) Then you have to configure your trigger for pulling up the messages from JMS Queues

Go to [b]Settings > Messaging > JMS Trigger Management[/b]


Trigger Name: Package_Name.triggersFolder:receiveFromAnilinkerApplication
Connection Alias Name: test_local_receive
Destination(s): test_local_Anilinker_Message
Processing Mode: Concurrent
Maximum Threads: 2
Current Threads:
Enabled:


Thanks

Hi,
how to create destination name in trigger.Thanks.

Regards,
dasari

If you are using JMS Broker, then after creating a JMS trigger Select:

-> JMS Connection alias name(you should configure you JNDI and JMS aliases first, see above for JNDI/JMS connection alias setup)

Then under JMS destinations and message selectors click on Insert destination, this will create a new row.

In this row you can find your destination name which may be a Queue or a topic depending upon the Destination type you choose.