1. Transaction Server Reference Guide for Microsoft Windows using WebLogic Server
  2. Creating a JMSQUEUE Subscriber

Creating a JMSQUEUE Subscriber

To create a JMSQUEUE subscriber:

  1. From a JD Edwards EnterpriseOne client, run P90702A to use the Add Event Subscriber application to add a subscriber.

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    Field

    Description

    Subscriber

    The Subscriber field must have a value matching valid user in JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

    Subscriber Description

    Enter this value:

    JMSQUEUE Subscriber

    Transport Type

    Enter this value:.

    JMSQUEUE

    Connection Factory JNDI

    You can specify any path and name.

    Note: You must use this same value when creating the Connection Factory in WebLogic as described later in this guide. For purposes of this documentation, the value is:

    jms/TestConnectionFactory

    Queue Location

    You can choose either LOCAL or REMOTE.

    Note: If the subscriber queue is created on the Transaction Server instance you should specify the value as LOCAL. If the subscriber queue is on remote WebLogic container, specify the value as REMOTE

    Initial Context Factory

    Enter this value:

    weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory

    Provider URL

    Enter this value:

    t3://<WLS_SERVER_HOST>:<WLS_SERVER_PORT>

    Note: < WLS_SERVER_HOST > is the host of the machine where the subscriber queue is created and <WLS_SERVER_PORT> is the port at which the server is hosted.

  2. Click the OK button to accept the values.

  3. Run the P90702A application and find the JMSQUEUE Subscriber created in the above step.

  4. Activate the JMSQUEUE Subscriber by taking this Form Exit:

    Row > Change Status

  5. Change the status to AV (Active).