To supply the runtime connection information for a Java Messaging Service (JMS) endpoint, create a JMS connection profile. You can also use the fully-configured default JMS connection profile installed with Sybase WorkSpace.
In the Enterprise Explorer, right-click Message Transports and select New.
In the Wizard Selection page, select JMS and click Next.
Complete the following information on the wizard pages (provided by the JMS administrator):
Name and Description page
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | For example, JMS01. |
| Description | For example, Java messaging queue. |
| Auto-Connect | Select the check box to automatically connect to the server and display its contents in the Enterprise Explorer. This happens whenever the Enterprise Explorer is opened. Clear the check box to allow only manual connections. |
Driver Details page
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Select Driver | Select the driver for your
JMS provider, for example, EAServer.
NoteSelecting a driver template from the Select Driver menu overwrites all the other fields in this dialog. If no compatible driver exists, click [...] to define one. |
| Provider URL | For example, tcp://localhost:7222. |
| User Name | For example, jmsadmin. |
| Password | Enter the password for the user name. |
Click Next.
The Summary Page appears. Click Back to modify any of the information.
Click Finish.
The connection profile icon appears in the Enterprise Explorer under the Message Transports folder. If you selected Auto-Connect in the Name and Description page, the connection profile is connected.
If you change the connection properties of a connection profile that is already connected, the connection profile will immediately disconnect from the resources and automatically attempt to reconnect using the updated information.
Setting Up Connection Profiles for Service Development
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