18 October 2017

WLS JMS Configuration

Essential steps to configure a JMS environment


CORE_WLS_Domain --> Services --> Persistent Stores -->

New:

Name: FileStore-Mensajeria1
Target: Managed Server 1 (WLS01)
Directory: jmsMensajeria_1
(Activate Changes)

Name: FileStore-Mensajeria2
Target: Managed Server 2 (WLSS02)
Directory: jmsMensajeria_2
(Activate Changes)


CORE_WLS_Domain --> Services --> Messaging --> JMS Servers

New:

Name: JMSServer-Mensajeria_1
Persistent Store: FileStore-Mensajeria1
Target: WLS01 (migratable)
(finish)

Name: JMSServer-Mensajeria_2
Persistent Store: FileStore-Mensajeria2
Target: WLS02 (migratable)
(finish)

(Activate Changes)


CORE_WLS_Domain --> Services --> Messaging --> JMS Modules

Name: JMSModule_Mensajeria
Target: wls_core_cluster
(next/finish)
(Activate Changes)


entrar a JMS Module creado: (crear subdeployment)
CORE_WLS_Domain --> Services --> Messaging --> JMS Modules --> JMSModule_Mensajeria --> Subdeployments

New:

name: MensajeriaSubdeployment
Target: JMSServer-Mensajeria_1, JMSServer-Mensajeria_2
(Activate Changes)


CORE_WLS_Domain --> Services --> Messaging --> JMS Modules --> JMSModule_Mensajeria

New:

Connection Factory (next)

Name: ConnectionFactory-Mensajeria
JNDI Name: jms/ConnectionFactory-Mensajeria (next)
(finish)
(Activate Changes)

New:

Distributed Queue (next)

Name: DistributedQueue-Mensajeria
JNDI Name: jms/journal-standar (next)
Advanced Targeting: MensajeriaSubdeployment

JMS Servers: JMSServer-Mensajeria_1, JMSServer-Mensajeria_2
(finish)
(Activate Changes)



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