Connecting TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks? and openMQ

Table of Contents

• Configure openMQ:
• Configure TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks? and TIBCO Designer?:
• In Advanced :

Configure openMQ:

1. Add a Broker with port 7676 for example and connect to it
2. Add a Queue ?GenericQueue?
3. Add a ObjectStore ?MyObjectStore?
4. Add two properties in your objectStore:
   • java.naming.provider.url=file:///c:/linck to folder (this folder will contain your .bindings)
   • java.naming.factory.initial=com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory
5. Add a ConnectionFactory:
   • name ?MyQueueConnectionFactory?
   • type ConnectionFactory
6. Set Port to 7676 on tab ?ConnectionHandling?

Configure TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks? and TIBCO Designer?:

1. Edit tibco\bw\5.3\bin\bwengine.traso that tibco.env.CUSTOM_EXT_APPEND_CP includes C:/ MessageQueue4_5/mq/lib (be careful to use ?/? and not ?\?)
2. Edittibco\designer\5.3\bin\designer.tra so that tibco.env.CUSTOM_CP_EXT includes:/ MessageQueue4_5/mq/lib (be careful to use ?/? and not ?\?)
3. In the Designer project for JMSConnection, set:
   • JNDI Context Factory: com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory
   • JNDI Context URL: file:/C:/ JNDI-Directory (the folder containing.bindings)

In Advanced :

• Queue Connection Factory: MyQueueConnectionFactory
• Test your connection

Hope this can help you.