Java Reference
In-Depth Information
JMS message queues require a
Name
property. In our example we simply chose
to use the
JNDI Name
of our queue (minus the
jms/
prefix) as the value of
this property.
At this point we have created a JMS queue to act as a JMS destination for our
application. We also need to create a JMS connection factory. The JMS queue and
connection factory will not actually be created until we deploy our project.
The first few steps in creating a connection factory are exactly the same as the
ones we used for creating the queue (
File
|
New File
, select
GlassFish
and
JMS
Resource
, then click
Next>
).
At this point we simply need to select
javax.jms.ConnectionFactory
as the resource
type and enter a suitable
JNDI Name
for our connection factory.