Configuring communication between an agent and a JMS server

Setting up communication between an agent (time-triggered transaction) and a remote JMS server requires that you do some prerequisite setup on your JMS system, then do some configuration within the application, which consists of the following procedures:

• If an initial context factory code for your JMS system is not provided with the application, you must create one. See Create an initial context factory code for the list of codes that are provided.
• Defining the transaction details – the time-triggered transaction, or agent, must be edited to include connection information for your JMS system and the initial context factory you create. See Define the transaction information.

For more information about time-triggered transactions and how they fit into the larger picture of application business process modeling, see the Configuring Process Models topic. Also see the Configuring Alert Queues topic for additional information about queues and agents.