The JMS server is a WebLogic resource that provides a container for the JMS queues and JMS topics' destinations. A JMS server can manage several destinations at a time and it uses the specified persistent store to persist the messages. The persistent store of the JMS server can be the default persistent store of the WebLogic Server instance, a custom file store or a JDBC store.
Following the roadmap configuration for the JMSApp application, a JMS server will be created for each of the Managed Servers of the cluster PROD_Cluster, and each one will be configured to use the file stores created before.
For the cluster PROD_Cluster, we will consider JMSServer01, JMSServer02, JMSServer03, and JMSServer04 as the JMS Servers for instances PROD_Server01, PROD_Server02, PROD_Server03, and PROD_Server04 respectively.
Each JMS server will use the custom file store created in the previous recipe. The JDBC stores can also be used instead of the file stores.
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