ATG - OpenJMS Integration (3) - Setup

ATG Dynamo

Install Dynamo by running the standard installation procedures

Java Development Kit

Install the Java Development Kit jdk1.3.1 from Sun, I installed it to c:\jdk\1.3.1.

OpenJMS

The installation instructions for OpenJMS are published here, the steps I took were:

1. Download the zip- file
2. Extract the zip-file (with folders) to

   c:\java\openjms-0.7.2

3. Create a batch file startOpenJMS.bat to initialize the environment settings. Later on I'll add the command to actually start the server,

   set JAVA_HOME=c:\jdk1.3.1
   set OPENJMS_HOME=C:\java\openjms-0.7.2

4. Open a cmd shell and

   c:\>cd c:\java\openjms-0.7.2
   c:\java\openjms-0.7.2>startOpenJMS
   c:\java\openjms-0.7.2>build convert

   This generated the following:

   lib\xslp_1.1.jar;
   lib\xerces-J_1.3.1.jar;
   lib\oro-2.0.4.jar;
   lib\junit_3.7.jar;
   lib\exolabtools-1.0.jar;
   lib\castor-0.9.3.jar;
   lib\antlrall_2.7.1.jar;
   lib\ant_optional_1.5.jar;
   lib\ant_1.5.jar;
   c:\jdk1.3.1\lib\tools.jar
   Buildfile: src\build.xml
   
   convert:
     [fixcrlf] DEPRECATED: The cr attribute has been deprecated,
     [fixcrlf] Please use the eol attribute instead
     [fixcrlf] DEPRECATED: The cr attribute has been deprecated,
     [fixcrlf] Please use the eol attribute instead
     [fixcrlf] DEPRECATED: The cr attribute has been deprecated,
     [fixcrlf] Please use the eol attribute instead
     [fixcrlf] DEPRECATED: The cr attribute has been deprecated,
     [fixcrlf] Please use the eol attribute instead
   
   BUILD SUCCESSFUL
   Total time: 1 second

   Then to build the server

   C:\java\openjms-0.7.2>build all
   lib\xslp_1.1.jar;
   lib\xerces-J_1.3.1.jar;
   lib\oro-2.0.4.jar;
   lib\junit_3.7.jar;
   lib\exolabtools-1.0.jar;
   lib\castor-0.9.3.jar;
   lib\antlrall_2.7.1.jar;
   lib\ant_optional_1.5.jar;
   lib\ant_1.5.jar;
   c:\jdk1.3.1\lib\tools.jar
   Buildfile: src\build.xml
   
   clean:
   
   prepare:
       [mkdir] Created dir: C:\java\openjms-0.7.2\build
   
   examples:
       [mkdir] Created dir: C:\java\openjms-0.7.2\build\examples
       [javac] Compiling 34 source files to C:\java\openjms-0.7.2\build\examples
   
   prepare:
   
   make-keystore:
   
   prepare:
   
   generate-keystore:
   
   all:
   
   BUILD SUCCESSFUL
   Total time: 7 seconds
   
   C:\java\openjms-0.7.2>

5. To start the server the command line is

   startjms -config ../config/rmi_jms.xml

   To keep things easy I'm going to add this to my startOpenJMS batch file:

   set JAVA_HOME=c:\jdk1.3.1
   set OPENJMS_HOME=C:\java\openjms-0.7.2
   @echo off
   echo Starting openJMS server
   cd %OPENJMS_HOME%\bin
   startjms -config ../config/rmi_jms.xml

   So I'll try my  startOpenJMS:

   C:\java\openjms-0.7.2>startOpenJMS
   
   C:\java\openjms-0.7.2>set JAVA_HOME=c:\jdk1.3.1
   
   C:\java\openjms-0.7.2>set OPENJMS_HOME=C:\java\openjms-0.7.2
   Starting openJMS server
   OpenJMS 0.7.2 (build 14)
   Exolab Inc. (C) 1999-2002. All rights reserved. www.openjms.org
   12:11:11.109 INFO  [main] - Instantiated the RmiRegistryService service on port 1099
   12:11:11.119 INFO  [main] - Embedded RMI Registry running on port 1099
   12:11:11.119 INFO  [main] - Creating the RMI-based JMS Server
   12:11:13.382 INFO  [main] - Registered the service JndiServer with the registry.
   12:11:13.382 INFO  [main] - Started service [RmiRegistryService]
   12:11:13.382 INFO  [main] - Started service [ThreadPoolManager]
   12:11:13.382 INFO  [main] - Started service [EventManagerThread]
   12:11:13.452 INFO  [main] - Removed expired messages.
   12:11:13.452 INFO  [main] - Started service [DatabaseService]
   12:11:13.452 INFO  [main] - Started service [Scheduler]
   12:11:13.452 INFO  [main] - Started service [LeaseManagerReaper]
   12:11:13.462 INFO  [main] - Started service [GCCollectionService]
   12:11:13.512 INFO  [main] - Started service [MessageManager]
   12:11:13.522 INFO  [main] - JMS Server is bound to //localhost:1099/OpenJMSServer
   12:11:13.552 INFO  [main] - JMS Admin Server is bound to //localhost:1099/JmsAdminServer

   Looks good!

   Now go to the JMS registration instructions to see how to integration Dynamo with OpenJMS

copyright 2000-2002 Stuart Jones

ATG Certified Dynamo Development Engineer