This appendix describes the steps you perform to configure the JMS
transport protocol in the version 5.3 IBM WebSphere MQ product.
You must configure a JMS protocol because WebSphere MQ does not
configure JMS by default. These steps use file-based JNDI to configure
JMS for use with WebSphere Business Integration Connect and a back-end
system.
- Note:
- The instructions in this section assume that the WebSphere MQ queue manager
is local; that is, this queue manager resides on the same machine as
WebSphere Business Integration Connect. If your queue manager is remote
(on some other machine), consult the WebSphere MQ documentation for
information on how to set up your queues.
To configure the JMS transport protocol to send and receive documents with
a back-end system, you:
- Configure the JMS-configuration directory, which contains the files
received by a JMS queue
- Create the JMS queues and channels hosted by a queue manager.
- Create a JMS bindings file for WebSphere MQ 5.3.
- Create a JMS target to use the JMS inbound queue.
- Create a JMS gateway to use the JMS outbound queue.
