WebSphere Extended Deployment Compute Grid, Version 6.1.1
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Setting up the external scheduler interface

The external scheduler interface uses the Java Message Service (JMS) as a bidirectional communication mechanism between an external client and the job scheduler. The interface uses platform messaging as the JMS provider.

Before you begin

Ensure that you configure and secure the job scheduler. To complete these tasks, refer to Configuring the job scheduler and Securing the job scheduler

About this task

Complete the following steps to successfully enable the interface:

Procedure

  1. Configure the job scheduler message-driven interface.
  2. Configure the service integration bus.
  3. Configure the JMS queues.
  4. Restart the job scheduler to implement the configuration changes that you make to each of the three main elements.

Example

The following diagram illustrates the elements that you must configure to set up the external scheduler interface:
Figure 1. The high-level objects of the external scheduler interface, including the job scheduler server, the job scheduler bus, and the jms/com.ibm.ws.grid.InputQueue and jms/com.ibm.ws.grid.OutputQueue



Subtopics
Configuring the job scheduler message-driven interface and associated JMS artifacts
Configuring the service integration bus
Configuring the JMS queues
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