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1 Overview of WebLogic System Administration
1-16 Configuring and Managing WebLogic Server
JMS
The Java Message Service (JMS) is a standard API for accessing enterprise messaging
systems that allow communication between applications.
Using the system administration tools, you can define configuration attributes to:
! Enable JMS
! Create JMS servers
! Create and/or customize values for JMS servers, connection factories,
destinations (physical queues and topics), distributed destinations (sets of
physical queue and topic members within a cluster), destination templates,
destination sort order (using destination keys), persistent stores, paging stores,
session pools, and connection consumers.
! Set up custom JMS applications.
! Define thresholds and quotas.
! Enable any desired JMS features, such as server clustering, concurrent message
processing, destination sort ordering, persistent messaging, message paging, flow
control, and load balancing for distributed destinations.
For more information, see Configuring JMS.
WebLogic Messaging Bridge
A Messaging Bridge transfers messages between two messaging providers. The
providers may be another implementation of WebLogic JMS or a 3rd party JMS
provider.
For more information, see Using the WebLogic Messaging Bridge.