How to Create a Configuration Service

This procedure describes how to create configuration components. If you plan to use JMS Queues, Topics, Connection Factories, or Destination Keys, you must also create a JMS Module. For more information, see How to Configure a JMS Module.

Steps

1. In the Common Tasks section of the browser interface, click WebLogic 9.

2. In the Configuration Tasks section of the WebLogic 9 page, click the Create link for the configuration object that you want to capture.

   Click the Create link for one of the following configuration components.

   • Data Source

   • Multi Data Source

   • JMS Server

   • JMS Queues

   • JMS Topics

   • JMS File Store

   • JMS JDBC Store

   • JMS Connection Factory

   • JMS Destination Key

   • Mail Session

   The Components Details Edit page is displayed.

3. Specify the name of the component.

4. (Optional) Specify a label for the component.

5. (Optional) Specify a description for the component.

6. In the WebLogic Admin Server field, select the Managed Server or cluster from which you want to capture the configuration service.

7. Navigate through the server file system to find the configuration service to capture.

8. Click Check-in Selected Item.

9. Confirm the information on the check-in page, then click Continue to Check-in.

Next Steps

To deploy the configuration service in your WebLogic environment, see Installing Configuration Services.

If you plan to deploy JMS Queues, Topics, Connection Factories, or Destination Keys, you must configure a JMS Module. See How to Configure a JMS Module for more information.