WebLogic Configuration
The FLEX SCADA module requires 3 new JMS queues and a JMS Connection Factory.
The JMS message queues are:
• scada-analog-queue with a JDNI name jms/scada-analog-queue
• scada-digital-queue with a JDNI name jms/scada-digital-queue
• scada-status-queue with a JDNI name jms/scada-status-queue
The JMS connection factory is:
• ScadaConnectionFactory with a JNDI name jms/ScadaConnectionFactory
Creating a JMS Message Queue
To create a new JMS Message Queue:
1. Open the WebLogic Server Administration Console.
2. Select Messaging and then select JMS Modules.
3. Select the JMS Module (for example, SystemModule-1).
4. Click New.
5. Select Queue and then Next.
6. Enter the name of the JMS Queue (for example, scada-analog-queue).
7. Enter the JNDI name of the queue (for example, jms/scada-analog-queue).
8. Click Next
9. Select Create a New Subdeployment. Confirm the sub deployment name matches the queue name.
10. Click OK
11. Select the target deployment (for example, JMSServer-1).
12. Click Finish
Creating a JMS Connection Factory
To create a new JMS Connection Factory:
1. Open the Weblogic Server Administration Console.
2. Select Messaging and then select JMS Modules.
3. Select the JMS Module, (for example, SystemModule-1).
4. Click New.
5. Select Connection Factory and then Next.
6. Enter the name of the Connection Factory (for example, ScadaConnectionFactory).
7. Enter the JNDI name of the connection factory (for example, jms/ScadaConnectionFactory).
8. Confirm that XA Connection Factory Enabled is selected.
9. Click Next.
10. Click Advanced Targeting.
11. Click Create a New Subdeployment.
12. Confirm the sub deployment name matches the queue name. Select OK.
13. Select the target deployment (for example, JMSServer-1).
14. Click Finish.
15. Select the newly create connection factory on the Summary or Resources.
16. Select the Default Delivery tab.
17. Set the Default Delivery Mode to Non-Persistent.
18. Click Save.