Now we'll configure Eclipse to run the examples on the installed domain.
Under the "Run" menu, select "Run Configurations".
Right-click on on Maven Build, and select "New".
Rename "New_Configuration" to jms.
In the Main tab,
Set the Base directory: choose Browse Workspace, select
jms, and click OK.
Set Goals to compile fluency:exec.
Set the following parameters:
| com.kabira.fluency.hostName | (The IP address of the Domain Manager node) |
| com.kabira.fluency.administrationPort | 2000 |
| com.kabira.fluency.domainNode | A |
| com.kabira.fluency.username | guest |
| com.kabira.fluency.password | guest |
Click the "Apply" button.
Click "Run" to build and run the JMS example. The console pane will open and you should see a bunch of output, ending with: