This topic explains systematic instructions to configure the foreign server.

1. In the Settings for MDB_MODULE screen, click ForeignServer-1 in the Summary of Resources table.

   Figure 6-14 Settings for MDB_Module - Message

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 6-14 Settings for MDB_Module - Message"

   
   
   The Settings for ForeignServer-1 screen displays.

   Figure 6-15 Settings for ForeignServer-1

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 6-15 Settings for ForeignServer-1"

   
   
2. Under the Configuration- General tab, specify the JNDI Connection URL as cluster URL (JMS Managed Servers), and then click Save.
   The Cluster URL get saved.
3. In the Settings for ForeignServer-1 screen, click the Configuration and click Connection Factories tab.
   The Settings for ForeignServer-1 - Connection Factories screen displays.

   Figure 6-16 Settings for ForeignServer-1 - Connection Factories

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 6-16 Settings for ForeignServer-1 - Connection Factories"

   
   
4. Click New.
   The Create a New Foreign JMS Connection Factory screen displays.

   Figure 6-17 Create a New Foreign JMS Connection Factory

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 6-17 Create a New Foreign JMS Connection Factory"

   
   
5. Specify the fields Name, Local JNDI Name and Remote JNDI Name as a MDBQCF, and click OK to create the foreign connection factory.
   The MDBQCF foreign connection factory is created, and displays in Foreign Connection Factories table.

   Figure 6-18 Settings for ForeignServer-1 - Configuration Connection Factories

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 6-18 Settings for ForeignServer-1 - Configuration Connection Factories"

   
   
6. Click Destination tab.
   The Settings for ForeignServer-1 - Destination screen displays.

   Figure 6-19 Settings for ForeignServer-1 - Destination

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 6-19 Settings for ForeignServer-1 - Destination"

   
   
7. Click New to create the Queue.
   The Create a New Foreign JMS Destination screen displays.

   Figure 6-20 Create a New Foreign JMS Destination - MDB_Queue

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 6-20 Create a New Foreign JMS Destination - MDB_Queue"

   
   
8. Specify the Queue Name, Local JNDI Name, Remote JNDI Name fields as MDB_QUEUE, and then click OK.
   The MDB_QUEUE is created, and displays under the Foreign Destinations table.

   Figure 6-21 Settings for ForeignServer-1 - Message

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 6-21 Settings for ForeignServer-1 - Message"

   
   
9. Similarly create foreign destination properties for MDB_QUEUE_RESPONSE, and MDB_QUEUE_DLQ.
10. After creating all the resources, Restart the Admin and Managed Servers.