Integrating FileNet P8 with the J2EE messaging infrastructure

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Figure 7. JMS Queue
               

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Note that the selected destination queue is QueueSample, which you created in Creating a queue destination, and the bus name is the one you created inCreating an SI bus member.
Creating a JMS Queue     Connection factory

• Under Resources, select JMS Providers > Default Messaging > Select      JMSQueue Connection factory.
• Click New. The important fields are Name, JNDI Name, Busname, and Component-managed authentication alias,as shown in Figures 8 and 9.
• Click OK to save the Queue Connection factory.
• Save the changes.

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Figure 8. JMS Queue                    Connection factory, first part
               

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Figure 9. JMS Queue                    Connection factory, second part
               

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Creating a JMS activation specification
        The message driven bean (MDB) uses this activation specification.
   

• Under Resources, select JMS Providers > Default Messaging > Select JMS    activation specification.
• Click New. The important fields are Name, JNDI Name, Busname, and Authentication alias, as shown in Figure 10.
• Click OK and save the Queue activation specification.
• Save the changes.

                            
Figure 10. JMS activation                    specification
               
You have now finished configuring JMS on WebSphere.

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Configuring the JMS component queue on FileNet P8
             In this section, you will create a JMS component queue.
               

• Under the administration console of FileNet workplace, click                        Process Configuration Console, as shown in Figure 11.

                           
Figure 11. Administration                    console in FileNet workplace
                            
            

• Select the region.
• Right-click Component Queues and select New.
• Enter the queue name, as shown in Figure 12, and click                        Next.

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Figure 12. Add component queue
                            
                     

• Select JMS Component from the drop-down menu under                    Adapter, and set the JAAS credentials, as shown in Figure 13.

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Figure 13. Select adapter and set JAAS credentials
                            
                        

• Click Configure to configure the JNDI entries for Queue                    Connection Factory and Queue, as shown in Figure 14.

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Figure 14. JNDI entries of                    queue
                            
                        

• Click OK.
• Click Finish to end the creation of the component                            queue. Remember to commit your changes.

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• Right-click the new component queue and select Properties.
• Select the Operations tab.
• Add new operations, such as CruiseBooking, and add the parameters required by the                    operations, as shown in Figure 15.

                           
Figure 15. Add operations