In this article, we will go through steps to create Connection Factory and Queue in Oracle Weblogic application server in detail

Connection Factory and Queue created here will be used in the following article to demonstrate <OSB 12c JMS Transport example using Queue>

1. Environment :

• Windows 7 OS – 32 bit

2. Pre-requisite :

• Oracle Weblogic application server is already installed in Windows 7 OS environment

3. Connection Factory and Queue creation steps :

Step 1: Login to already installed Oracle Weblogic application server using correct credentials

Once admin server is started, you can access the home page using below URL

Enter either of the following URL in to web browser

• http://localhost:7101/console
• http://localhost:7101/console/login/LoginForm.jsp

And enter username/password (weblogic/weblogic@123)

Note: Follow this article, if already Oracle Weblogic application server is not installed

Click here for domain creation steps

Step 2: Home page of the Oracle WebLogic application server

Step 3: Create a new JMS module

Navigate to Home –> Messaging –> JMS module –> click New

Step 4: Enter name for new JMS module, for example TestJMSModule

And then click Next

Step 5: Select target servers, in this demo example DefaultServer

And then click Next

Step 6: Click Finish –> To create new JMS Module

Step 7: Check and verify whether new JMS module “TestJMSModule” has been created under Summary of JMS Modules

Click on this new JMS module –> to create ConnectionFactory and Queue

Step 8: Click New –> to create Connection Factory first and later Queue

Step 9: Select ConnectionFactory from available options

And then click Next

Step 10: Provide suitable name for ConnectionFactory and its JNDI name, for example

• ConnectionFactory Name: TestConnFactory
• JNDI Name: jms/test/TestConnFactory

And then click Next

Step 11: Automatically DefaultServer will be selected for Connection Factory

And then click Finish

Step 12: Finally, connection factory TestConnFactory has been created successfully

Click New to create new Queue under the same JMS Module –> TestJMSModule

Step 13: Select Queue from available options –> to create new Queue under same TestJMSModule

And then click Next

Step 14: Provide suitable name for Queue and its JNDI name, for example,

• Queue Name: TestQueue
• JNDI Name: jms/test/TestQueue

And then click Next

Step 15: Create New Sub deployment –> click “Create a New Subdeployment”, if not already available

Step 16: Provide name for Sub deployment for example, TestSubDeployment

And then click OK

Step 17: Select existing JMS target servers, in this demo example SOAJMSServer

And then click Finish

Step 18: Finally, new Queue TestQueue has been created successfully

In the next article, we will code Java client to send messages to queue and consume messages from queue

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References :

• http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/web.1111/e13738/basic_config.htm#JMSAD146
• http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13222_01/wls/docs103/jms/fund.html

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