Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Weblogic Queue/Topic with Database Persistence

To configure Weblogic Queue/Topic with Database Persistence, you can follow below steps:

  • Create non transactional data source. I have used springjms as name of schema and name of datasource. Please make sure to create non transactional data source. 





  • Go back to data source and uncheck the global transaction if it is checked 


  • Create persistence Store





Rest of the things are straight forward as file based JMS artifacts, but still documented here for complete reference.

  • Create JMS Server



  • Create JMS Module 
 


  • Create JMS SubDeployment 
 



  • Create JMS Connection Factory
 




  • Create JMS Queue
 

 
  • At the end, it should look something like below:


  • Configure JMS Adapter

  • We can see the data in database table SPRINGWLSTORE. When data is en queued from publisher, it is stored in this table and deleted upon consumption

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