Patterns: Implementing Self-Service in an SOA Environment

Appendix A. Sample application install summary 469

4. The next page allows you to specify the properties for the JMS connection

factory. Take the defaults for everything but the following:

–Name

Enter a value of CustomerToProcessor.

–JNDI Name

This is where the application resource reference will be bound to. Enter a

value of jms/SelfService/CustomerCF.

– Bus name

Select ITSOMartBus in the pull-down menu.

5. Click OK and save the changes.

6. Create a second connection factory using the values shown in Table A-1.

Table A-1 Connection factory values

Create the JMS queues

Now we need to create some JMS queues, one for each of the service

integration bus queue type destinations we defined.

1. From the administrative console expand Resources → JMS Providers and

click Default messaging.

2. Under Destinations click JMS queue.

3. Click New.

4. The next page allows you to specify the values for the queue.

–Name

Enter a value of CustomerToProcessor

–JNDI Name

This is where the application’s message reference will be bound to. Enter

a value of jms/SelfService/CustomerToProcessorQ

– Bus name

Select the value of ITSOMartBus. This will cause the page to be reloaded

with the Queue names list filled populated.

Field Value

Name ProcessortoMail

JNDI Name jms/SelfService/ProcessorCF

BusName ITSOMartBus