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JMS Bridge Destinations

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A JMS bridge destination is a source or target destination in a JMS messaging product. Configure a JMS bridge destination instance for each JMS messaging source and target destination that connects to a messaging bridge.

This page summarizes the JMS bridge destinations that have been configured for the current domain.

Column Display

You can show fewer or additional data points on this page by expanding Customize this table and modifying the Column Display list. Each data point displays in its own table column.

The following table lists all of the data points that you can display in columns on this page.

Name Description
Name

The name of this JMS bridge destination.

MBean Attribute:
BridgeDestinationCommonMBean.Name

Changes take effect after you redeploy the module or restart the server.

Adapter JNDI Name

The JNDI name of the adapter used to communicate with the specified destination.

This name is specified in the adapter's deployment descriptor file and is used by the WebLogic Server Connector container to bind the adapter in WebLogic Server JNDI.

MBean Attribute:
BridgeDestinationCommonMBean.AdapterJNDIName

Changes take effect after you redeploy the module or restart the server.

Adapter Classpath

The CLASSPATH of the bridge destination.

  • Used mainly to connect to another release of WebLogic Server.

  • When connecting to a destination that is running on WebLogic Server 6.0 or earlier, the bridge destination must supply a CLASSPATH that indicates the locations of the classes for the earlier WebLogic Server implementation.

  • When connecting to a third-party JMS product, the bridge destination must supply the product's CLASSPATH in the WebLogic Server CLASSPATH.

MBean Attribute:
BridgeDestinationCommonMBean.Classpath

Changes take effect after you redeploy the module or restart the server.

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