How to create a JNDI for MQ Adapter on Weblogic
This post explains how to create a simple JNDI for MQ Adapter in
Weblogic 10.3.x. This JNDI properties can be further changed to
configure One-way or Two-way SSL on MQ Adapter as explained in post Enabling SSL on MQ Series Adapter - Part 2.
- Login to Weblogic Server Administration Console and navigate to Deployments > MQSeriesAdapter > Configuration Tab > Outbound Connection Pool.
- Click on New button and select javax.resource.cci.ConnectionFactory and click Next.
- Give an appropriate JNDI name and press Finish. This JNDI name will be used by your MQ Adapter inside the BPEL process. If it asks to Create/Save a Deployment Plan, Create/Save a deployment plan for this JNDI reference.
- Go back to the MQSeriesAdapter > Configuration Tab > Outbound Connection Pool and expand the connection factory javax.resource.cci.ConnectionFactory. Click on the JNDI created by you above.
- Set the following properties for the above created JNDI. Leave the other properties to their default. Remember to hit Enter after updating each property.
S. No
|
Property Name
|
Property Value
|
Description
|
|---|---|---|---|
1
|
channelName
|
<Channel Name>
|
The name of the channel which is of server-conection type. Ask
your MQ Server Admin to provide this detail. Your process
will connect to this channel.
|
2
|
hostName
|
<Host Name>
|
The host name of the MQ server
|
3
|
password
|
<Password to access MQ>
|
Specify the password to access the MQ Server
|
4
|
portNumber
|
<MQ Server Port>
|
Network port to connect to MQ server
|
5
|
queueManagerName
|
<Queue Manager name on MQ Server>
|
Queue Manager provides access to the queues and also transfers
messages to other queue managers through message channels.
|
6
|
SSLEnable
|
false
|
By default this value is false. As we're not using any SSL in this post,
leave this value as false.
|
7
|
userID
|
<username to connect MQ>
|
User Id to access MQ server
|
8
|
XATransaction
|
false
|
By default this is False. Keep it false unless you want to
enable global transactions on this adapter.
|
- Save the properties by hitting the Save button at the bottom of the properties page.
- Navigate back to Deployments and check MQSeriesAdapter. Now press Update button on the top.
- On the next page, choose to Redeploy this application using the following deployment files and hit Finish.
Source: http://neeraj-soa-tips.blogspot.se/2012/06/how-to-create-jndi-for-mq-adapter-on.html
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