Description of the illustration jmsflow_version3.gif

This graphic describes WebLogic JMS architecture. It walks through three steps. The first step is configuring JMS servers, destinations, and possibly custom connection factories in a WebLogic domain. Second, a WebLogic JMS client or server application looks up a custom or default connection factory in WebLogic JNDI and uses it to create a connection to a connection host. Third, an application typically obtains a reference to a destination from WebLogic JDNI and uses it to create message producers or consumers on a connection.