JMS & File JCA Adapter Exercise

This exercise will provide details on implementing the JMS and File JCAs for inbound and outbound connectivity. The high level steps for this exercise are:

  1. Create and configure a File Connection Pool in the Application Server
  2. Create and configure a JMS Admin Object Resource in the Application Server
  3. Create a JCA MDB in an EJB Module that takes a JMS message and writes it to a file
  4. Build and deploy the EJB Module
  5. Unit test the EJB Module using the Enterprise Manager

By the end of this exercise you will have built, deployed and unit-tested a simple message receive and send between JMS and File adapters.

Exercise: JMS and File JCAs
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