I didn't check when WebLogic started to support JMS. Anyway, I installed an 8, 1, and we see how to configure it.
First, configure a server, which is the premise of the WebLogic service.
Second, after the Server configuration, we launched the server and log in to the process of console to start the configuration.
The configuration is mainly concentrated under the Services-JMS child node
Third, configure ConnectionFactory, which is a factory that gains JMS sessions.
Create a new Connection Factory in the Connection Factories child node, and set it to configured Server.
Our JNDI name will be applied in a context.lookup manner, and the container provides its management.
Fourth, configure a Distributed Destinations, which is the target of the message, that is, where the message is stored in the server.
Note it here:
1. Select the type when you created, is the message of the PTP mode, or the message of the Pub / Sub mode.
2, after the configuration is complete, you need to put this queue in a message server in AutodePloy, and if not, you need to configure a message server (WebLogic built-in).
It can be done with such a simple configuration, in short, it is:
1. Session Factory, ConnectionFactory
2, message objectives, Queue
The rest is some auxiliary work.
