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Category: JMS

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September 5, 2013 weblogicwonders

Weblogic JMS Test plan using Apache JMETER

With the ever growing business needs, today’s companies need their web applications to be robust and  highly scalable. Before deploying the JMS resources in production environment, companies do performance testing. This post provides a brief insight about how we can

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March 11, 2011 weblogicwonders

Unit Of Order with Distributed Destinations

The below post gives a good understanding of need of Unit Of Order with Distributed Destinations and ways to configure the same. Message Unit-of-Order is a WebLogic Server value-added feature that enables a stand-alone message producer, or a group of producers

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February 17, 2011 weblogicwonders

Uniform Distributed Destinations (UDD) feature in WebLogic

The below post depicts a sample configuration of a Uniform Distributed Destination (Queue/ Topic) for the WebLogic JMS feature. A Distributed Destination represents a group of physical queues, or topics, whose members are hosted by JMS servers in a WebLogic

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January 10, 2011 weblogicwonders

Working with JMS and the Standard Issues in JMS

Java Messaging Service acronymised as JMS is popular in both development and administration world. Different vendors have got different implementations for this JMS API. Oracle Weblogic Server implements this JMS for communication between two different weblogic server domains. This implementation

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November 24, 2010 weblogicwonders

Weblogic Foreign JMS Server Configuration With MQ Series

–    Create a JMS server target it to the admin server as below: –    Create a JMS module and add the resource Foreign Server as below: – Go to the ForeignServer-> Configuration-> General and edit it as below: JNDI Initial

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November 13, 2010 weblogicwonders

Configuring Message Bridge Between two Weblogic Server Domains using WLST

The WebLogic Messaging Bridge provides interoperability between WebLogic JMSimplementations, and other messaging products. Use the Messaging Bridge to communicatewtih the Messaging based applications. Any implementations of WebLogic JMS, includingseparate release of WebLogic Server. It can be WebLogic JMS and third-party

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June 14, 2010 weblogicwonders

Configuring SAF ( Store and Forward ) between two Weblogic Server Domains

Create two Domains – SAFSource         localhost 7001 SAFDestination    localhost 7003 Source Side Configuration 1. Create a persistent Store 2. Create a JMS Server and target it to Admin Server 3. Create a JMS System Module,

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