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CA Identity Manager Installation Guide › WebSphere Version › Manual EAR Deployment › Create Message Driven Bean Listener Bindings

Create Message Driven Bean Listener Bindings

If you succeeded in deploying the iam_im.ear by using the JACL script, you can omit this procedure.

Follow these steps:

  1. In the WebSphere Administrative Console, go to Applications, Application Types, WebSphere Enterprise Applications.
  2. Click iam_im.
  3. Under Enterprise Java Bean Properties, select Message Drive Bean listener bindings.
  4. Under Listener bindings, click Activation Specification.
  5. For the identityminder_ejb.jar, fill in these values for each EJB module:

EJB

Listener Bindings

SubscriberMessageEJB

Target Resource JNDI Name:
iam/im/ACT

Destination JNDI name:
iam/im/jms/queue/com.netegrity.ims.msg.queue

ServerCommandsEJB

Target Resource JNDI Name:
iam/im/ServerCommand

Destination JNDI name:
iam/im/jms/topic/topic/ServerCommandTopic

RuntimeStatusDetailEJB

Target Resource JNDI Name:
iam/im/jms/RuntimeStatusDetailQueue

Destination JNDI name
iam/im/jms/queue/queue/RuntimeStatusDetailQueue

6. For the WorkPoint Server, fill in these values for each EJB module:

EJB

Listener Bindings

ServerAutomatedActivityMDBean

Target Resource JNDI Name:
iam/im/jms/wpServAutoActActSpec

Destination JNDI name:
iam/im/jms/queue/queue/wpServAutoActQueue

EventMDBean

Target Resource JNDI Name:
iam/im/jms/wpEventActSpec

Destination JNDI name:
iam/im/jms/queue/queue/wpEventQueue

UtilityMDBean

Target Resource JNDI Name:
iam/im/jms/wpUtilActSpec

Destination JNDI name:
iam/im/jms/queue/queue/wpUtilQueue

7.    Click OK.

8.    Save your changes directly to the master configuration.

9.    Restart WebSphere.