Setting Up the JMS Environment Using the Visual Administrator 

First you have to set up the environment for running applications and to define a Queue or Topic in your JMS Provider. You do this using the Visual Administrator tool.

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1.       Open the Visual Administrator and connect to the AS Java, on which you want to create the Queue or the Topic.

                            a.      Navigate to the following folder:<Installation_Directory>/usr/sap/<SID>/<instanceID>/j2ee/admin

                            b.      Start go.bat (or go.sh, if working under UNIX or Linux).

A dialog appears, in which you have to specify your <instanceID> as shown in the figure below (if it is already defined, and if not defined, you have to setup the connection properties from the New button) and choose Connect:

2.       Specify your password and choose Connect:

3.       The main administration window is displayed. In the left-hand panel is the Cluster tab, where you will find a list of the available cluster nodes (dispatchers and servers).

4.       Select a server node (it does not matter which exactly, as the JMS Provider settings are cluster-wide), then choose Services → JMS Provider.

5.       From the list in the left panel select a JMS Server Instance (one instance comes preconfigured with the installation, named “default”). In the right-hand panel you will see the lists of available Queues and Topics. You can either use one of these, or define your own Queue or Topic by choosing the Create button. You have to specify the name of the Queue or the Topic. Here is an example for creating a queue:

The queue is then added to the list of the available queues:

Next Step

Defining the Connection Factory and Destination Wrapper Objects