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These sections describe the JMS .NET client components installed on a WebLogic Server platform, the location to which they are installed, and how to copy them to a .NET Framework machine.
The WebLogic JMS .NET Client is bundled with WebLogic Server 10g Release 3 and later. When you perform a Complete installation of WebLogic Server on a supported platform, including non-Windows platforms, the WebLogic JMS .NET Client is installed by default. If you choose the Custom installation option, ensure that the WebLogic Server Clients component of WebLogic Server is selected. If you deselect this component, the WebLogic JMS .NET Client is not installed.
For a list of supported platforms for WebLogic Server, see Supported Configurations.
For details about installing WebLogic Server, see the Installation Guide.
The WebLogic JMS .NET client is installed in the following directory on the WebLogic Server platform:
BEA_HOME/modules/com.bea.weblogic.jms.dotnetclient_1.0.0.0
where BEA_HOME is the top-level installation directory that you selected during the installation process.
The JMS .NET client installation consists of the following components:
WebLogic.Messaging.dll—The fully-managed JMS .NET client library used by the client for the JMS client application.WebLogic.Messaging.pdb—The debug version of the JMS .NET client library that can be used by the client, together with the WebLogic.Messaging.dll, to debug the JMS .NET client application.jms.dotnet.api.zip—HTML and Windows help-style documentation for the WebLogic JMS .NET API
After installing WebLogic Server on a supported platform, you need to copy the WebLogic.Messaging.dll library from the installation directory specified in Location of Installed Components to your development directory on a supported .NET client machine, and you need to ensure that your .NET application references the library. The JMS .NET client is a fully-managed runtime library that is supported on the following Windows platforms running version 2.0 through 3.5 of the .NET Framework:
If you are using Visual Studio®, you can add the WebLogic.Messaging.dll as a reference assembly in your project as follows:
Optionally, you can also copy the debug version of the JMS .NET client library, WebLogic.Messaging.pdb, and the API documentation to your client machine, but it is not required.
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