Creating JNDI Context

You can create a simple file-based JNDI context and configure the JMS objects in the JNDI namespace using tthe following procedure.

The applications running on WebLogic Application Server use JNDI objects to connect to the WebSphere MQ queue manager. For this integration, WebLogic and WebSphere MQ should be on the same machine.

1. Create the C:\LocalArea\Dev\TAFJ\appserver\MQ\MQ-JNDI directory.

   

2. Create the MyAdmin.Config file with the following properties.

   Property	Value
   INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY	com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory
   PROVIDER_URL	file://C:/LocalArea/Dev/TAFJ/appserver/MQ/MQ-JNDI
   SECURITY_AUTHENTICATION	none

   

3. Open a command prompt as Administrator and set the following CLASSPATH as shown below.

   

4. Enter the below commands and press Enter. Change cd to C:\JNDI-Directory, create QueueConnectionFactory and Queue objects by executing the below command.

   C:\LocalArea\Dev\TAFJ\appserver\MQ\MQ-JNDI>"C:\Program Files\IBM\MQ\java\bin\JMSAdmin.bat" -cfg  MyAdmin.config
   def xaqcf(MQConnectionFactory) qmgr(T24MQ)
   def q(MQClearingQueue) qmgr(T24MQ) queue(MQClearingQueue)
   def q(MQClearingReplyQueue) qmgr(T24MQ) queue(MQClearingReplyQueue)
   def q(t24BROWSERQueue) qmgr(T24MQ) queue(T24.BROWSER.QUEUE)
   def q(t24BROWSERReplyQueue) qmgr(T24MQ) queue(T24.BROWSER.REPLY.QUEUE)
   end
   

   The Stopping Websphere MQ classes for Java(tm) Message Service Administration message appears on screen.

   

   After successful binding of queues, a .bindings file is created in C:\LocalArea\Dev\TAFJ\appserver\MQ\MQ-JNDI.