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2. Create a new JMS Application Properties activity resource. Type a name for this resource (for example, JMSProperty1) Add a new property for this resource as follows:
3. Create a new Process Definition. Type a name for this process (for example, SendJMSMessage).
4. Create a new activity JMS Queue Requestor resource in the process. Type a name for this resource (for example, SendJMSRequest). Configure the JMS Queue Requestor resource as follows:
− Configure the JMS Connection parameter. Select a pre-configured JMS connection resource.
− Click the Advanced tab. For the JMS Application Properties field, select the configured JMS Application Properties resource (for example, JMSProperty1). Click Apply.
− Click the Input tab. Verify that the Operation field appears under OtherProperties. Specify a value for the Operation. This value of the operation field matches the SOAP Action parameter of the operation configuration in the facade Operations tab of the gateway configuration UI.
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2. Click Facade Operations tab. Configure a new operation as follows:
• SOAP Action: Specify the value of this parameter to prepend /ESB followed by the value of Operation, a JMS application property.For example, if the value of Operation (JMS application property) is specified as getLocation, type the value of SOAP Action parameter as /ESB/getLocation. Operation is identified by Operation/SOAP Action.
3. Click Save to save the configuration.To include the TIBCO Enterprise Message Service libraries, perform only one of the following steps:
• Open the ASG_HOME/bin/asg-engine.tra file for editing. Set the tibco.env.EMS_HOME property to the TIBCO Enterprise Message Service installation home.
• Copy the jms.jar and tibjms.jar files from TIBCO Enterprise Message Service installation (EMS_HOME/lib) to ASG_HOME/lib/ext/tpcl
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