Running the Example

The following steps describe how to start the PointBase database server, WebLogic Server, configure a JMS topic in WebLogic, and run the sample client:

1.
Start PointBase server in a new command window as follows:

C:>cd styejbexamples
C:styejbexamples>setEnvWebLogic.bat
C:styejbexamples>startPointBase.bat

2.
Start WebLogic Server in a new command window as follows:

C:>cd styejbexamples
C:styejbexamples>setEnvWebLogic.bat
C:styejbexamples>startWebLogic.bat

3.
Open the WebLogic Administration Console by opening a Web browser and typing the URL http://localhost:7001/console. When prompted, enter the username and the password you have created when you installed the WebLogic Server (refer to Appendix A, “Weblogic Application Server 7.0”).

Set up a JMS server as follows:

1.
In the left pane, expand Services > JMS.

2.
Click Servers.

3.
In the right pane, click Create a New JMSServer.

4.
Enter or select these values:

Name: styejbJMS

Store: (none)

Paging Store: (none)

Temporary Template: (none)

5.
Click Create. Figure 14.3 shows the corresponding screenshot.

Figure 14.3. Configuring a JMS server in WebLogic Server.


6.
Click the Targets tab.

7.
Select myserver in the Target combo box.

8.
Click Apply. Figure 14.4 shows the corresponding screenshot.

Figure 14.4. Assigning the JMS server to the target server.


Set up a JMS Destination as follows:

1.
In the left pane, expand Services > JMS > Servers > styejbJMS.

2.
Click Destinations.

3.
In the right pane, click the Configure a New JMSTopic link.

4.
Enter or select these values:

Name: OrderVerifierTopic

JNDIName: OrderVerifierTopic

Enable Store: default

Template: (none)

5.
Click Create. Figure 14.5 shows the corresponding screenshot.

Figure 14.5. Configuring a JMS Destination in WebLogic Server.


You can run the client in the same window you used to package the bean and build the client by using the following command: 

C:styejbexamplesday14>runClientWebLogic.bat

Running the client produces the following output:

Starting Client . . .
Looking up the JMS destination(Topic) via JNDI.
Locating connection factory.
Creating a connection  and establishing a session.
Creating an order with status:Submitted
Order id 1029463968627 is created
Creating a text message with order id and publishing it.
Sleeping for 2 sec.
Now the order status is:Verified

The following steps describe how to start JBoss server, configure a JMS Topic in JBoss, and run the sample client:

1.
Start the JBoss server in a new command window as follows:

C:>cd styejbexamples
C:styejbexamples>setEnvJBoss.bat
C:styejbexamples>startJBoss.bat

2.
Edit the file serverdefaultdeployjbossmq-destinations-service.xml under the JBoss home directory to create a new JMS Topic as follows:

<server>
. . .
<mbean code="org.jboss.mq.server.jmx.Topic"
								name="jboss.mq.destination:service=Topic,name=OrderVerifierTopic">
								<depends
								optional-attribute-name=
								"DestinationManager">jboss.mq:service=DestinationManager</depends>
								</mbean>
. . .
</server>

Add the text shown in bold to the file. This creates an OrderVerifierTopic Topic and binds it to the JNDI name topic/OrderVerifierTopic.

3.
You can run the client in the same window you used to package the bean and build the client by using the following command:

C:styejbexamplesday14>runClientJBoss.bat

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