installing and configuring websphere mq resource adapter in jboss

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Verify that the ActiveMQ RAR file is included using the following commands.

ActiveMQ is a JMS 1.1 compliant, open source, Apache Licensed, message oriented middleware (MOM) with many, many features far beyond the JMS specification.

ActiveMQ offers many different points of connectivity, many cross language clients and many pluggable transport protocols including integration with any J2EE 1.4 application server.

A very common requirement is to configure ActiveMQ as the messaging infrastructure within JBoss.

Although there is a bit of documentation on this integration, this article seeks to provide much more detail and explanation.

So if you have a need to integrate ActiveMQ with JBoss, this article is for you.

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It is recommended that each piece of software be downloaded before working through the steps is this article.

Once each piece of software has been downloaded, proceed to the first step.

Ing And Configuring Websphere Mq Resource Adapter In Jboss Install The Correct

Using the link above, find, download and install the correct version of Java for your platform.

Once Java is installed and in the PATH, test it to see that it runs correctly using the following command.

Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.006-112).

Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.006-64, mixed mode, sharing).

As long as its Java 1.5 and the version information is output, you should be ready to proceed to the next step.

This will allow you to test it quickly using the commands below.

If you did not see the version output or received an error, consult the Ant documentation or mailing list archives to work out the issue.

Please note that Ant is not used until the end of this whole exercise to test the integration.

Upon downloading JBoss-4.0.4, expand it in a place where it can create a directory.

It tells you that JBoss has been started successfully on your system.

For an extra measure of assurance, visit in a web browser to make sure you are able to see the JBoss web console.

If you can see this console, everything should be ready to go.

This is supposed to take place when installing the J2SE, so if it did not work correctly for you, I suggest that you consult some documentation about any errors you may be seeing.

The Java plugin is not required for JBoss or ActiveMQ to function properly, it is simply for the JBoss web-console.

If you havent done so already, download Apache ActiveMQ using the link above.

As of the writing of this article, the latest released version is 4.0.2-RC4.

Upon downloading this archive, expand it in a place where it can create a directory, preferably in the same location where JBoss was expanded.

Installing And Configuring Websphere Mq Resource Adapter In Jboss