7.6 Create JMS Connection Factory

This topic explains the systematic instructions to create the JMS Connection Factory in the Weblogic application server.

You need to create the connection factory after creating the queues. To create the JMS Connection Factory, follow the steps given below:
  1. Select the JMS Module created earlier in the JMS Modules section.
    The screen displays the list of JMS modules created.

    Figure 7-63 JMS Modules_Select JMS Moduled created



  2. On the Settings for the SystemModule screen, click the Configuration tab to configure new resources or to access the existing resources.
    Settings for the SystemModule_Configuration tab is displayed.

    Figure 7-64 Settings for the SystemModule_Configuration



  3. Click the Lock & Edit button in the Change Center. Click New in the Summary of Resources section to create new resources.
    Create a New JMS System Module Resource_Connection Factory screen is displayed.

    Figure 7-65 Create a New JMS System Module Resource_Connection Factory



  4. Select the Connection Factory option and click Next.
    Create a New JMS System Module Resource_Connection Factory Properties screen is displayed.

    Figure 7-66 Create a New JMS System Module Resource_Connection Factory Properties



  5. On the Connection Factory Properties screen, specify the fields.
    For more information on fields, refer to the field description table.

    Table 7-9 Connection Factory Properties

    Filed Description
    Name Specify the Name of the Connection factory asNotifyDestQCF.
    JNDI Name Specify the JNDI Name as NotifyDestQCF.
    Client ID Policy Select the Client ID policy as Restricted from the drop-down.
  6. Select the box XA Connection Factory Enabled.
  7. Click Next to use the default target for new JMS system module resource.
    The default targets are based on the parent JMS system module targets.
    Create a New JMS System Module Resource_Select Targets screen is displayed.

    Figure 7-67 Create a New JMS System Module Resource_Select Targets



  8. Click Advanced Targeting to use the subdeployment mechanism for targeting this source.
    The screen displays the targets you want to assign to this subdeployment.

    Figure 7-68 Create a New JMS System Module Resource_Connection Factory_Subdeployments



  9. Select the Subdeployments as FCIS from the drop-down list.
  10. Under the JMS Servers, check the box against Managed Server.
  11. Click Finish to create the Connection Factory.
    The message Connection Factory created successfully is displayed.

    Figure 7-69 Connection Factory Created



  12. Click the Connection Factory NotifyDestQCF to have the XA Connection Factory enabled.
    Settings for NotifyDestQCF screen is displayed.

    Figure 7-70 Settings for NotifyDestQCF



  13. Click the Transactions tab.
    Settings for NotifyDestQCF_Transactions screen is displayed.

    Figure 7-71 Settings for NotifyDestQCF_Transactions



  14. On the Settings for NotifyDestQCF_Transactions screen, you can define the transaction timeout value.
  15. Check the box XA Connection Factory Enabled.
  16. Click Save.
    The message Settings updated successfully is displayed.
    Settings for NotifyDestQCF_Settings Updated Messages screen is displayed.

    Figure 7-72 Settings for NotifyDestQCF_Settings Updated Messages



  17. Click the Activate Changes button in the Change Center section of the screen to accept the changes made.
    The message All the changes have been activated. No restarts are necessary. is displayed.

    Figure 7-73 Settings for NotifyDestQCF_Activate Changes



The JMS Connection Factory is created.