Deploying and Removing a JMS Library

Use

Use this procedure to deploy and register a JMS library when you want to use an external JMS provider. A JMS library includes the client JAR file of the provider. It enables you to create ConnectionFactory objects using the relevant JMS provider.

You can also remove the JMS library using the J2EE Engine administration tools.

Caution

To set references from a JMS library to other libraries, you must deploy the JMS library as a server component using the Deploy Tool. For more information, see Deploy Tool . After you have successfully deployed the library and set necessary references, you proceed with defining the JMS library. For more information, see Defining and Un-defining a JMS Library .

Procedure

You can deploy a JMS library using the:

Visual Administrator
Console Administrator

Visual Administrator

Perform the following steps to deploy a JMS library:

In the Runtime tab of JMS Connector Service, choose Resources → JMS Libraries.
Choose New on the toolbar.
Enter an arbitrary name for the JMS library, such as myLibrary.
Browse to the archive file (ZIP or JAR) that contains the classes of the JMS library.
Note
You can choose several files consequently. When you confirm the selection of a file, you can either choose to add another archive file or finish the process by choosing Cancel.
Confirm the deployment of the library.

To remove a JMS library,

In the Resources → Libraries tree, select the library that you want to remove.
Choose Remove on the toolbar.

Console Administrator

To deploy a JMS library, use deploy_jms_library command from the JMSCONNECTOR command group.

To remove a JMS library, use undeploy_jms_library command from the JMSCONNECTOR command group.

For more information, see JMSCONNECTOR in the Reference Manual.