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Figure 30-51 Update resource reference

7. Save and close the deployment descriptor.

30.2.3 Defining resources in the test server

The EJB for the adapter invocation uses two resources that need to be defined to

WebSphere. The server will likely be in a state of need to be restarted, but you

can ignore that for now. To define resources:

1. To avoid a possible problem during the creation of the resources, remove the

project from the server. Right-click the server and select Add and remove

projects.

2. In the section Configured projects, select the Maintenance_ProcessesEAR

project and click Remove.

3. Restart the server.

4. Right-click the server WBISF_Test and select Run administrative console.

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5. Alternatively, we can open Internet Explorer and go to

http://localhost:9090/admin.

6. When the log-on prompt appears, provide db2admin as the user ID and

itso4you as the password.

7. In the left pane, select Resources → WebSphere MQ JMS Provider.

8. In the right pane, scroll down and click WebSphere MQ Queue Connection

Factories. A list of existing queue connection factories is shown

(Figure 30-52).

Figure 30-52 List of queue connection factories

Note: When we installed our application server, we enabled security, and

itso4you is our db2admin password.

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9. Click New.

10.Set the name of the queue connection factory to REDBROKER.

11.Set the JNDI name to the value used in Figure 30-51 on page 680.

Figure 30-53 Create queue connection factory

12.Scroll down and set the MQ connection attributes, as shown in Figure 30-54

on page 683.

13.Click OK to save the new resource.

Note: We use an MQ client connection to talk to the broker queue

manager. The broker queue manager intercepts the message to add

monitoring, as we see in Part 8, “Looking after the run-time environment”

on page 823. Normally, this is not needed.

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Figure 30-54 Create queue connection factory

Figure 30-55 on page 684 shows the updated list of queue connection

factories.

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Figure 30-55 List of queue connection factories

14.In the left pane, select Resources → WebSphere MQ JMS Provider.

15.In the right pane, scroll down and click WebSphere MQ Queue

Destinations. A list of existing queue destinations is shown (Figure 30-56 on

page 685).

16.Click New.