Java™ Message Service
(JMS) servers manage JMS queue and topic resources. The queue and
topic resources are defined within JMS modules that are targeted to
a specific JMS server. JMS servers also maintain information about
the store that you use for persistent messages that are received on
queue destinations.
Procedure
- For the sequential outbound queue, sqoutuistore, create
a JMS server and name it sqoutuiserver. Target
the server to the user interface cluster server.
- For the integration framework cluster, create the following
JMS servers. Target the servers to the integration framework cluster
server.
- For the sequential inbound queue, create a JMS server
for the sqinstore store, and name the queue sqinserver.
- For the sequential outbound queue, create a JMS server
for the sqoutinstore store, and name the queue sqoutintserver.
- For the continuous inbound queue, create a JMS server
for the cqinstore store, and name the server cqinserver.
For this server, set the maximum bytes to a value based on
your JVM maximum heap size. This value is typically set to approximately
10% to 20% of the maximum heap size, which prevents memory errors
if messages are created faster than the consumer can process.
- For the sequential outbound queue, create a JMS server
for the sqoutcronstore store and name the server sqoutcronserver.
Target the sqoutcronserver server to one of the cron task cluster
servers.