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Question
To demonstrate the use of a simple but functional Message Driven Bean (MDB) in WebSphere Application Server 9.0.5, which interacts with the IBM MQ Resource Adapter (RA) as the Java™ Messaging Service (JMS) provider to connect with an IBM MQ 9.3 Queue Manager.
Answer
The main scenario is to show how to configure both WebSphere Application Server and IBM MQ, in order for an MDB to get messages from MQ, using a WebSphere Application Server Listener Port from a Queue (Point to Point).
Additional scenarios are provided to illustrate the following:
- How to use MQ Topics to exploit Publish/Subscribe from MQ.
- How to use a WebSphere Application Server Activation Specification, instead of a WebSphere Application Server Listener Port.
This document shows all screen shots needed for beginners.
The chapters are:
Chapter 1: MQ configuration: queue and topic
Chapter 2: WebSphere Application Server configuration: JNDI objects
Chapter 3: WebSphere Application Server deployment and testing of MDB
Chapter 4: Additional scenario: Topics
Chapter 5: Additional scenario: Activation Specification
See attached PDF file:
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17 May 2024
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