Configuring mule jms_withweblogicjms
- 2. Mule provides a JMS connector, which we could use to connect to WebLogic JMS destinations. In this example, we are going to connect to a WebLogic server 12C: WebLogic Server IP: localhost WebLogic Server port: 7001 WebLogic Server username: weblogic WebLogic Server password: welcome1 with JMS queue details below: JMS Server Name: JMSServer JMS Module Name: SystemModule-0 JMS Queue Name: Queue-0 JMS Queue JNDI Name: jms/TestQueue C o n f i g u r i n g M u l e J M S C o n n e c t o r w i t h W e b l o g i c J M S
- 3. Configure the connector Mule provides a JMS connector and a WebLogic JMS connector, both can be used here: <jms:connector name="JMS" username="weblogic" password="welcome1" validateConnections="true" jndiInitialFactory="weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory" jndiProviderUrl="t3://localhost:7001" connectionFactoryJndiName="myfactory" doc:name="JMS"/> or <jms:weblogic-connector name="Web_logic_JMS" username="weblogic" password="welcome1" validateConnections="true" jndiInitialFactory="weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory" jndiProviderUrl="t3://localhost:7001" connectionFactoryJndiName="myfactory" doc:name="Web logic JMS"/>
- 4. Configure the endpoint When configuring the JMS endpoint, we need to be careful on the name to use, because there are 2 ways to specify the name: 1) use JNDI name To use JNDI name, we need to add a Spring property to the connector: <jms:connector name="JMS" username="weblogic" password="welcome1" validateConnections="true" jndiInitialFactory="weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory" jndiProviderUrl="t3://localhost:7001" connectionFactoryJndiName="myfactory" doc:name="JMS"> <spring:property name="jndiDestinations" value="true"/> </jms:connector> or: <jms:weblogic-connector name="Web_logic_JMS" username="weblogic" password="welcome1" validateConnections="true" jndiInitialFactory="weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory" jndiProviderUrl="t3://localhost:7001" connectionFactoryJndiName="myfactory" doc:name="Web logic JMS"> <spring:property name="jndiDestinations" value="true"/> </jms:weblogic-connector>
- 5. Then we can just use the JNDI name in endpoint: <jms:inbound-endpoint queue="jms.TestQueue" connector-ref="Web_logic_JMS" doc:name="JMS"/> Note: using '.' or '/' does NOT make a difference here. The following works too: <jms:inbound-endpoint queue="jms/TestQueue" connector-ref="Web_logic_JMS" doc:name="JMS"/> 2) use complete WebLogic JMS name By default, if nothing set, it's using name, and the format is: JMS_Server_Name/JMS_ModuleName!JMS_Queue_Name, so in this case, it's: <jms:inbound-endpoint queue="JMSServer/SystemModule-0!Queue-0" connector- ref="Web_logic_JMS" doc:name="JMS"/>