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Creating a JMS Manager

Creating a JMS Manager

To create a JMS Manager, specify properties for the JMS Messaging Service and the queues or topics that the service must listen to.
Before you create a JMS Manager, you must copy the required client
.jar
 files to the location specified in the classpath and restart the server.
  1. Click the
    ADMIN
     tab.
  2. On the left navigation pane, expand the
    Configure Services
     section and click
    Messaging Service
    .
    The
    Messaging Service
     page appears on the right pane.
  3. Enter a name in the
    Manager Name
     text box and click
    Add Manager
    .
    The JMS Manager appears in the Manager list. The status is set to
    Paused
    .
  4. Click the JMS Manager name.
    A page appears where you can configure properties for the JMS Messaging Service, queue listeners, and topic listeners.
  5. Configure the properties for the JMS Messaging Service in the
    JMS Messaging Configuration
     section.
    For information about JMS Messaging Service properties, see JMS Messaging Service Properties.
  6. To specify additional initial context properties, perform the following steps:
    1. Click
      Add Property
       under the
      Initial Context Properties
       section.
    2. Specify a name and value for the property.
    You can specify multiple initial context properties. You can also update the existing initial context properties for the selected JMS provider.
  7. To add a queue listener, perform the following steps:
    1. Click
      Add Queue
       under the
      Queues & Listeners
       section.
    2. Specify a name for the queue listener.
    3. Configure the queue listener properties.
      For information about queue listener properties, see Queue Listener and Topic Listener Properties.
    You can specify multiple queue listeners.
  8. To add a topic listener, perform the following steps:
    1. Click
      Add Topic
       under the
      Topics & Listeners
       section.
    2. Specify a name for the topic listener.
    3. Configure the topic listener properties.
      For information about topic listener properties, see Queue Listener and Topic Listener Properties.
    You can specify multiple topic listeners.
  9. Click
    Update
     to create the JMS Manager with the specified properties.
After you create the JMS Manager, you can start it.
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