Before you start:
On Windows, you can create, modify,
and delete physical components Using the Command Assistant wizard.
If you require a default broker domain configuration on Linux or Windows, you can use the Default Configuration wizard. The Default Configuration wizard creates all the components you need to start exploring WebSphere Message Broker and run the supplied samples. See Using the Default Configuration wizard.
When you have created your physical components you can configure the broker domain using either the workbench, or programmatically using the Configuration Manager Proxy Java API.
The following set of tasks describes creating and configuring
component databases, and creating, modifying, and deleting the physical broker
domain components and associated resources using
the command line. For information on the using the Configuration Manager Proxy Java
API, see Developing applications using
the CMP.
This collection of tasks uses specific resource names, user IDs, and so on. These names are examples only; if you want to use your own names, make a note of the changes that you want to make, and remember to apply them. Follow existing naming conventions for WebSphere MQ and other resources.