7.1.5 Create JMS Queue

This topic provides the systematic instructions to create the JMS Queue in the Weblogic application server.

To create the JMS Queue, follow the steps given below:
  1. Select the JMS Module created earlier.
  2. Click on the Configuration tab and then click Lock & Edit button under Change Center.
    The Settings for FCUBS_SystemModule - Configuration tab displays.

    Figure 7-55 Settings for FCUBS_SystemModule



  3. On the Settings for FCUBS_SystemModule - Configuration tab, click New.
    The Create a New JMS System Module Resource screen displays.

    Figure 7-56 Create a New JMS System Module Resource



  4. Select the Queue option and then click Next.
    The Create a New JMS System Module Resource - JMS Destination Properties screen displays.

    Figure 7-57 Create a New JMS System Module Resource - JMS Destination Properties



    For more information, refer to the fields description table.

    Table 7-7 JMS Destination Properties

    Filed Description
    Name Specify the Name of the Queue as NOTIFY_DEST_QUEUE.
    JNDI Name Specify the JNDI Name as NOTIFY_DEST_QUEUE
    Template Select the Template as None from the drop-down.
  5. Click Next.
    The Create a New JMS System Module Resource - Select Subdeployment screen displays.

    Figure 7-58 Create a New JMS System Module Resource - Select Subdeployment



  6. Select the managed server created and click Finish button.
    The new JMS System Module Resource is created and displays a message on the Setting for FCUBS_SystemModule screen confirming that JMS Queue are created successfully.

    Figure 7-59 Settings for FCUBS_SystemModule - JMS Queue Messages



  7. Click the Activate Changes button under Change Center.
    The message displays on the Settings for FCUBS_SystemModule screen confirming that All the changes have been activated. No restarts are necessary.

    Figure 7-60 Settings for FCUBS_SystemModule - JMS Queue Activate changes Messages



  8. Click New to create more Queues. Follow the steps from 3 to 7.
The JMS Queue has been created successfully.