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Create the Service Integration Bus, Queues, and Activation Specifications for the Workpoint Cluster

Create the bus and data queues to complete creation of the cluster.

To create the integration bus, queues, and activation specifications for the Workpoint cluster

1. From the WebSphere administration console, click Service Integration, Buses.
2. Create a new bus named wpBus.
   • Under Security, uncheck the Enable bus security option.
   • Under Permitted transports, choose Allow the use of all defined transport channel chains.
3. Add the Workpoint cluster as a bus member with the following settings:
   • Message store – data store
   • Datasource JDNI name – jdbc/wpBusQueueDS
   • Scheme name – dbo
   • Authentication alias – RCMDBCred
   • Create tables – selected
4. Create the following new Queue type destinations for this bus. Verify that the Workpoint cluster is listed as a bus member when you create these queues.
   • wpEventBusQueue
   • wpUtilBusQueue
   • wpServAutoActBusQueue
5. Create a Queue Connection Factory for the Workpoint cluster (Resources, JMS, JMS Providers, Default messaging provider, Queue connection factory) with the following settings:
   • Name – wpConnectionFactory
   • JNDI Name – jms/wpConnectionFactory
   • Bus Name – wpBus
6. Create queues (Resource, JMS Providers, Queues) for the Workpoint cluster using the following settings:
   • For the Workpoint event bus queue:

     Name: wpEventsBusQueue

     JNDI Name: queue/wpEventQueue

     Queue Name: wpEventsBusQueue

   • For the Workpoint utility queue:

     Name: wpUtilQueue

     JNDI Name: queue/wpUtilQueue

     Queue Name: wpUtilBusQueue

   • For the Workpoint auto activation queue:

     Name: wpServAutoActQueue

     JNDI Name: queue/wpServAutoActQueue

     Queue Name: wpServAutoActBusQueue

   Apply the following setting to all queues:

   • Bus Name: wpBus
7. From the WebSphere administration console, click Resource, JMS Providers, Default messaging.
8. Click Activation specification.
9. Create activation specifications with the following settings:
   • For the Workpoint event activation specification:

     Name: wpEventActSpec

     JNDI Name: jms/wpEventActSpec

     Destination JNDI Name: queue/wpEventQueue

   • For the Workpoint utility activation specification:

     Name: wpUtilActSpec

     JNDI Name: jms/wpUtilActSpec

     Destination JNDI Name: queue/wpUtilActQueue

   • For the Workpoint auto activation specification:

     Name: wpServAutoActSpec

     JNDI Name: jms/wpServAutoActSpec

     Destination JNDI Name: queue/wpServAutoActQueue

   Apply the following settings to all activation specifications:

   • Destination Type: Queue
   • Bus Name: wpBus
10. Restart the application server.