Configuring the Java Messaging Service queues for WebLogic Server

You can use theWebLogic Server to configure Java™ Messaging Service (JMS) queues for email listeners. You configure JMS queues to manage high volumes of email messages that must be processed quickly.

1. Start the WebLogic Server.
2. In the Domain structure, create a file store:
   1. Expand Services, and click Persistent Stores > New > Create FileStore.
   2. In the Name field, specify lsnrstore, and accept the default value of AdminServer for the target.
   3. In the Directory field, specify a folder on the application server computer from which the application server can manage in the store and click Finish.

      TheWebLogic Server can perform read and write operations into the store in this folder. For example, a value for a Windows environment can be c:\tmp.

      A confirmation message states that the file store was created successfully.

3. In the Domain structure, create a Java Messaging Service server:
   1. Expand Services, and then expand the Messaging entry.
   2. Select JMS Servers > New to create a JMS server.
   3. Name the server lsnrserver and select lsnrstore as the persistent store.
   4. In the Target field, select AdminServer and then click Finish.

      A confirmation message states that the JMS server was created successfully.

4. In the Domain structure, create a Java Messaging Service module:
   1. Click JMS Modules > New.
   2. In the Name field, specify lsnrjmsmodule and click Next. Leave the Descriptor File Name field and In Domain field blank. The application server assigns default values.
   3. Select the Admin Server check box and click Next.
   4. Select the Would you like to add resource to this JMS system module check box and click Finish.

      A confirmation message states that the JMS module was created successfully.

5. Create a connection factory:
   1. On the Configurations tab on the settings for lsnrjmsmodule page, click New in the Summary of Resources table.
   2. Select Connection Factory and click Next.
   3. Enter the following information and click Next:

      Name field: lsnrconnfact

      JNDI name field: jms/maximo/lsnr/lsnrcf

   4. Verify that the Targets field has the following value: AdminServer as selected and click Finish.

      A confirmation message states that the connection factory was created successfully.

6. Create a Java Messaging Service queue:
   1. On the Configurations tab on the Settings for lsnrjmsmodule page, click New in the Summary of Resources table.
   2. Select Queue and click Next.
   3. Enter the following information:

      Name field: lsnrqueue

      JNDI name field: jms/maximo/int/lsnr/qin

   4. In the Template field, accept the default value of None and then click Next.
   5. In Targets, select lsnrserver and then click Finish.

      A confirmation message states that the JMS queue was created successfully.

7. Configure the Java Messaging Service queue:
   1. On the Configurations tab on the Settings for lsnrjmsmodule page, click lsnrconnfact resource.
   2. On the Configurations tab on the Settings for lsnrconnfact page, click the Transactions tab.
   3. Select the XA Connection Factory Enabled option and then click Save.
   4. In the Change Center, click Activate Changes.