Oracle Service Bus 11.1.1.6: Consume a JMS Message

Oracle Service Bus 11.1.1.6: Consume a JMS Message

Setting the Service Type of a proxy service to Messaging Service allows us to set the
Protocol to jms. On a proxy service, the JMS protocol always works inbound, that is, the
proxy service is consuming messages from a queue. On a business service in contrast, the
JMS protocol always works outbound, that is, the business service is putting the message
to a queue.

• Create a new OSB project ConsumeOSBMessage and create a proxy folder

within it.

•  Create a new proxy service and name it JMSConsumer.

•  Navigate to the General tab.

•  Set the Service Type option to Messaging Service.

 

• Navigate to the Messaging tab

• Set the Request Message Type option to Text.

• Navigate to the Transport tab.

• Select jms for the value of the Protocol drop-down listbox.
•  Enter the end point url

• Navigate to the JMS Transport tab

• Set the Destination Type option to Queue.

Oracle Service Bus 11.1.1.5. Produce a message for JMS Queue/Topic

Oracle Service Bus 11.1.1.5. Produce a message for JMS Queue/Topic
In this thread we will create a Business Service which sends a message to either a JMS queue
or to a JMS topic.

• Create a new OSB project WritingToAJMSDestination and create a business folder within it.
• Create a new business service and name it JMSProducer.
• Navigate to the General tab.
• Set the Service Type option to Messaging Service.

• Navigate to the Messaging tab.
• Set the Request Message Type option to Text.

•  Navigate to the Transport tab.
•  Select jms for the value of the Protocol drop-down listbox.
•  Enter jms://localhost:7001/weblogic.jms.XAConnectionFactory/jms.
  DestinationQueue into the EndpointURI field and click Add.

•  Navigate to the JMS Transport tab.
•  Set the Destination Type option to Queue.
• Set the Message Type option to Text.
• Set Response queues option to None.