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Procedure documentation Managing JMS-Related Application Resources  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

When you have an application that is using the JMS messaging system, you can manage the different JMS resources.

Procedure

To view and manage the Java Message Service (JMS) resources of your application:

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       1.      Open System Management → Configuration.

       2.      From the Detailed Navigation list on the left-hand side, choose Application Resources.

The Application Resources page is displayed.

       3.      Form the Show dropdown list, choose the JMS resource type you want to manage:

¡        JMS Topics

¡        JMS Queues

¡        JMS Connection Factories

¡        JMS Destination References

¡        JMS Connection Factory References – see Managing JMS Connection Factory References

Managing Topics and Queues

If You Want To

Then

Create a new topic or queue

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       1.      Choose the Create button.

       2.      In the Create Resource dialog that appears, choose the Resource Type – JMS Topic or JMS Queue.

       3.      Specify the destination name in Resource Name.

       4.      Choose the System in which you want to create the new destination. Specify the JMS Virtual Provider.

       5.      Choose OK.

The new destination is displayed in the Application Resources list.

       6.      Select the destination from the list and choose Save.

View subscriptions to the destination

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       1.      Select the destination from the Application Resources list.

       2.      Choose the Subscriptions tab.

Delete a topic or queue

Select the resource from the Application Resources list, and choose Delete.

 

Managing Connection Factories

If You Want To

Then

Create a new connection factory

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       1.      Choose the Create button.

       2.      In the Create Resource dialog that appears, choose the Resource Type – JMS Connection Factory.

       3.      Specify the JMS connection factory name in Resource Name.

       4.      Choose the System in which you want to create the new connection factory. Specify the JMS Virtual Provider.

       5.      Choose OK.

The Connection Factory tab appears.

       6.      Specify the connection factory type from the Factory Type list.

       7.      Specify the user name and password of the administrator of the connection factory. The user and password must be an existing user.

       8.      Choose Save.

Delete a connection factory

Select the connection factory from the Application Resources list and choose Delete.

 

Managing JMS Destination References

If You Want To

Then

Create a new JMS destination reference

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       1.      Choose the Create button.

       2.      In the Create Resource dialog that appears, choose the Resource Type – JMS Destination Reference.

       3.      Specify the JMS destination reference name in Resource Name.

       4.      Choose the System in which you want to create the new connection factory.

       5.      Specify the name of the application to which the reference will be created.

       6.      Choose OK.

The Destination tab appears.

       7.      Specify the connection factory type from the Factory Type list and enter a short description in the Description field.

       8.      Specify a User and Password for authentication to the JMS provider. This must be an existing user.

       9.      Choose Save.

Delete a JMS destination reference

Select the destination reference from the Application Resources list and choose Delete.

 

 

See also:

Java Messaging in the Development Manual

 

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