Java Reference
In-Depth Information
So, we have created a JMS queue to act as a JMS destination for our application.
NetBeans adds the GlassFish resources we created to a file called
sun-resources.xml
.
This file is created under the
Server Resources
node in the
Projects
view.
When we deploy our project to GlassFish, it reads this file and creates the resources
defined in it. We can see the contents of this file by double-clicking on it.
We can confirm that the queue was created successfully by inspecting the GlassFish
web console. We can open the GlassFish web console by clicking on the
Services
tab,
expanding the
Servers
node, then right-clicking on the
GlassFish Server 4
node, and
finally selecting
View Domain Admin Console
.
