WebSphere software- Copyright IBM Corporation 2005. All rights reserved. Part 3: Configure and run the MdB sample The Message Driven Beans Sample is a very simple messaging application, that supports both Point-to-Point and Publish-Subscribe styles of messaging. For this exercise, we will only be using the Point-to-Point style of messaging. The Message-Driven Bean(MDB)Sample consists of an Application client and 2 MDBs. The application client sends a message to a queue or a topic, each of which have an MDB acting as a JMS message listener. The message includes a temporary reply-to queue The MDB listening to the queue or topic receives the request message and sends a response to the reply-to destination taken from the request The client then receives the response from the reply-to queue Running the MDB Sample application During this part of the exercise, you will use the WebSphere Samples Gallery to investigate the MDB Sample application and use a command line facility(launchClient) to actually run the application. Since the MDB sample has been pre-deployed and pre-configured, both of these activities are fairly simple and straightforward. Because the Message-driven Beans sample has a J2EE application client, you will use a utility called launch client to run the application. The J2EE specification requires support for a client container that runs stand-alone Java applications(known as J2EE application clients)and provides J2EE services to the applications. J2EE services include naming, security, and resource connections 1. Launch the Web Sphere Samples Gallery a. Use the Windows Start menu to launch the Samples Gallery Start- Programs- IBM Websphere Application Server Network Deployment v6 Profiles profile1-> Samples Gallery b. The Samples Gallery Welcome page is displayed AddressohttpMOcahost:9082/wssamplEsienjindex.html Websphere Application Server Samples Gallery 一都 Welcom● en beans ssag Service (Ms) point-to-point application client. 日 Applications Configure JMS resources within websphere Application Server Version 6.0. Message Drven Beans 田 Installable Sample The client then receives the response from the reply-to queue. Proof of Technology Lab 08-Service Integration and JMS Product Introduction Exploration(PI+E) Page 13 of 18© Copyright IBM Corporation 2005. All rights reserved. Proof of Technology Lab 08 – Service Integration and JMS Product Introduction + Exploration (PI+E) Page 13 of 18 Part 3: Configure and Run the MDB Sample. Overview The Message Driven Beans Sample is a very simple messaging application, that supports both Point-to-Point and Publish-Subscribe styles of messaging. For this exercise, we will only be using the Point-to-Point style of messaging. The Message-Driven Bean (MDB) Sample consists of an Application client and 2 MDBs. The application client sends a message to a queue or a topic, each of which have an MDB acting as a JMS message listener. The message includes a temporary reply-to queue. The MDB listening to the queue or topic receives the request message and sends a response to the reply-to destination taken from the request. The client then receives the response from the reply-to queue.. Running the MDB Sample application During this part of the exercise, you will use the WebSphere Samples Gallery to investigate the MDB Sample application and use a command line facility (launchClient) to actually run the application. Since the MDB sample has been pre-deployed and pre-configured, both of these activities are fairly simple and straightforward. Because the Message-driven Beans sample has a J2EE application client, you will use a utility called launchClient to run the application. The J2EE specification requires support for a client container that runs stand-alone Java applications (known as J2EE application clients) and provides J2EE services to the applications. J2EE services include naming, security, and resource connections. ___ 1. Launch the WebSphere Samples Gallery. ___ a. Use the Windows Start menu to launch the Samples Gallery: Start Æ Programs Æ IBM Websphere Æ Application Server Network Deployment v6 Æ Profiles Æ profile1-> Samples Gallery ___ b. The Samples Gallery Welcome page is displayed