Search This Blog

Connecting from Weblogic server to JBoss server using Bridges - JMS Bridge Destinations

Connecting from Weblogic server to JBoss server using Bridges - JMS Bridge Destinations

List of required Jar Files Please in place server lib Folder

Base_Domain/lib

  




Click JMS Bridge Destinations



Create New and provide below information (Target System Jboss information)





Name:  ATGJbossJMSDestination
Adapter JNDI Name: eis.jms.WLSConnectionFactoryJNDIXA
Connection URL:   jnp://xyz:1099
Connection Factory JNDI Name: /ConnectionFactory
Destination JNDI Name:  queue/OrderCreateTest ( Only for Testing Purpose )
Initial Connection Factor: org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory (This Property is very important)




Click Ok.  ATGJbossJMSDestination created.

Source JMS Bridge Creation: (Weblogic Source System)


  


Name:  ATGInputSrc
Adapter JNDI Name: eis.jms.WLSConnectionFactoryJNDIXA
Connection URL:  t3://localhost:7001
Connection Factory JNDI Name:  jms.ATGInput_CF
Destination JNDI Name:  jms.ATGInput_Queue


Click ok.


ATGInputSrc created as shown above.

Create a New Bridge:


Select Source Destination   (Weblogic)



Select Message Provider  à weblogic Server 7.0 or higher



Select Target Bridge Destination: (JBoss)



Select Message Provider  à Other JMS



Select Server Name: (Please chose always SOA_Server) in this example shown AdminServer

















Bridge Creation Done :



Restart weblogic Server (Note: whenever changes made in source or target Bridge. Restart Server)
If you facing State as Inactive please check Target System (Jboss)




Correct Setting  TO Push Message
State: Active

Description : Forwarding Message  

No comments:

Post a Comment