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246 BES Developer’s Guide

Configuring JMS Connection Factories and Destinations

Using the Management Console, navigate to the "Deployed Modules" list in

the Partition whose JMS connection factories you need to configure. By

default, every Partition has a predeployed JNDI Definitions Module (DAR)

called default-resources.dar. Right-click on the module and choose "Edit

deployment descriptor" from the context menu. The Deployment Descriptor

Editor (DDEditor) opens.

In the Navigation Pane of the DDEditor is a list of JMS connection factories,

and queues/topics preconfigured in the product. For each connection factory,

you can choose Tibco, Sonic or another ("Other") JMS provider. The DDEditor

has knowledge of Tibco and Sonic and auto fills the class names for each.

You can also choose the object resource type from the JMS Object type drop-

down list.

If you selected "Other" from the JMS Provider list, look up the JMS vendor's

documentation to ascertain the correct name of its connection factory, topic, or

queue implementation class. In addition, the Main panel will not suggest any

properties to fill in and you will need to use the Properties tab to set any

appropriate properties.

Use the Properties tab to add any additional properties not provided on the

Main tab.

To create a new JMS object, right-click either the jndi-definitions.xml or the

default-resources.dar nodes and select "New JMS Object" from the Context

Menu.