How to configure a Queue:
1) Create a JMS server and target to our managed server.
2) Create a jms module and target to managed server
3) Create a connection factory and target only to our managed server "dont go for AdvancedTargetting" Also dont configure subdeployment for connection factory as it was not a pinned service.
4) Create a destination and go for subdeployment and target to JMS Server.
Thats it configuration done.
How to Configure DistributedDestinations:
1) Create JMSserver-1 and filestore-1 and target to ms1(migratable)
2) Create JMSserver-2 and filestore-2 and target to ms2(migratable)
3) Create JMS module and targeted to cluster.
4) Create SUBdeployment and targetted to both JMSServer-1 and JMSserver-2.
5) Create connection factory and it will automatically targetted to cluster(because jmsmodule was targeted to the cluster)
6) Create the distributed queue even though it will target to c1(automatically) go for advanced targetting and give it for subdeployment(which was automatically targetted to jmsserver-1 and jmsserver-2)
1) Create a JMS server and target to our managed server.
2) Create a jms module and target to managed server
3) Create a connection factory and target only to our managed server "dont go for AdvancedTargetting" Also dont configure subdeployment for connection factory as it was not a pinned service.
4) Create a destination and go for subdeployment and target to JMS Server.
Thats it configuration done.
How to Configure DistributedDestinations:
1) Create JMSserver-1 and filestore-1 and target to ms1(migratable)
2) Create JMSserver-2 and filestore-2 and target to ms2(migratable)
3) Create JMS module and targeted to cluster.
4) Create SUBdeployment and targetted to both JMSServer-1 and JMSserver-2.
5) Create connection factory and it will automatically targetted to cluster(because jmsmodule was targeted to the cluster)
6) Create the distributed queue even though it will target to c1(automatically) go for advanced targetting and give it for subdeployment(which was automatically targetted to jmsserver-1 and jmsserver-2)
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