How to create JMS Queue in WebSphere

 Introduction:

There are many instance when your Application requires JMS connectivity. If you are using WebSphere application server then along with deploying your application, you can also use out of the box JMS feature available with WebSphere. You don't need to look for any other external JMS provider.

In this post we will be using Web Sphere Application Server v8.0.0.0 console to create point-to-point queues. We will see the configuration of:

- Bus

- Destination

- Queue Connection Factory

- Queue

Sterling and JBoss - JMS and Transaction Timeout configuration

Introduction: 

There are a lot of considerable differences in JBoss 5 compared to JBoss 4 and don’t expect existing configuration to work seamless when migrating from JBoss 4x to 5x.

While working in IBM Sterling, if you are using JBoss as Application server and as JMS provider then this might be helpful for you to see the configuration files in JBoss and how to configure it in Sterling.

In this post, I will be talking about JMS and Transaction Timeout settings in JBoss 4x vs 5x.