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Figure 31-41 Change the listener port of the MDB

11.Select the References tab.

12.Select the resource environment reference and change the JNDI name.

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Figure 31-42 Change the JNDI name for the queue destination

13.Select the resource reference and change the JNDI name of the queue

connection factory.

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Figure 31-43 Change the JNDI name for the queue connection factory

14.Save the changes and close the EJB deployment descriptor editor.

31.2.3 Defining resources

Before you can test the MDB and the EJB, you need to define the listener port

and one extra queue destination by following these steps:

1. Log on to Administrative Console (Figure 31-44 on page 802).

2. Select Servers → Application Servers.

3. Select server1 in the right pane.

4. Scroll down and click Message Listener Service.

5. Select Listener Ports.

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6. Click New.

7. Use the following values:

– Display Name: maintenance.process.listener.port

– Destination JNDI Name:

jms/wbia/ibm/com/RM2REDCONTRACT.DELIVERY

– Connection Factory JNDI Name: jms/wbia/ibm/com/RM2QCF

8. Click OK.

Figure 31-44 Create a listener port

9. Create a new queue destination as follows:

– Display Name: RM2REDCONTRACT.DELIVERY

– JNDI Name: jms/wbia/ibm/com/RM2REDCONTRACT.DELIVERY

– Base Queue Name: REDCONTRACT.DELIVERY

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Figure 31-45 New queue destination

10.Save the changes to the master configuration of the Test server using the link

at the top of the page.

31.2.4 Testing the MDB and EJB

To test the MDB and the EJB, follow these steps:

1. Right-click the Test server and select Add and Remove Projects.

2. Add the project Process_StartEJBEAR to the server and click Finish.