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JMS between two Weblogic domains

 
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Hi,
I have some queries on sending JMS between two Weblogic domains within the same server. What I need is for one domain to pick up message from a JMS queue and send the message to another JMS queue that resides in another weblogic domain. What's the best way to go about this?

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If you only want to send a message from domain A to domain B, then follow these steps:

  • Create 1 queue each on both domains alongwith connection factory.
  • Create source and target bridge destinations on domain A. Source should contain queue of domain A and target destination should have queue of domain B.
  • Create a bridge on domain A with above source and target destination.
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    You can configure SAF


    http://weblogic-wonders.com/weblogic/2010/06/14/configuring-saf-store-and-forward-between-two-weblogic-server-domains/
     
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