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JMS Prerequisites

JNDI

See JMS Prerequisites.

Queue Allocation

When traffic is exchanged over queues, we assume that a client application sends a request to a destination queue and that a server application receives the message from the queue. The server then sends a reply message onto a second queue for the client to receive. In this scenario, the message proxy serves as a "man-in-the-middle" between the client and the server, which requires two additional queues on the messaging provider in order to facilitate the mediation. Parasoft proxies receive messages from where the client places them, records the message contents (if recording is enabled), then puts the message on the queue where the server will receive it. Similarly, the server sends the message to a queue where the proxy picks it up, records it (if recording is enabled), and places it back on the queue where the client is expecting the reply response.

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Global JMS settings that apply across a specific SOAtest and Virtualize server can be defined at the server level and referenced in these settings. See Connections Tab for details.

To use a global JMS connection, select it from the appropriate Queue or Topic box.



To review the details of a predefined global connection, click View settings.

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