Automation
We will now use our build process to configure our WebSphere Application Server and deploy the application. This new version of the Personal Trade System contains the actual trade use case. As part of the trade process, a message is written to a JMS queue, which sends an XML message to the stock exchange. We will also deploy a second StockExchange EAR file, which mimics the stock exchange. The StockExchange EAR contains an EJB JAR with an MDB that receives the message, parses it, and stores it in a database.
Besides the additional EAR, we have added configuration scripts for our JMS resources. This includes creating resources such as a queue connection factory and a queue as well as a Listener Port for our MDB. We will briefly examine ...
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