Configure a new JMS provider

• Identify the parent ID:

  set node [$AdminConfig getid /Cell:cellname/Node:nodename/]
  

  Example output:

  nodename(cells/cellname/nodes/nodename:node.xml#Node_1)
  

• Get required attributes:

  $AdminConfig required JMSProvider
  

  Example output:

  Attribute        Type
  name					String
  externalInitialContextFactory   	String
  externalProviderURL              	String
  

• Set up required attributes:

  set name [list name JMSP1]
  set extICF [list externalInitialContextFactory  "Put the external initial context factory here"] 
  set extPURL [list externalProviderURL "Put the external provider URL here"] 
  set jmspAttrs [list $name $extICF $extPURL]
  

  Example output:

  {name JMSP1} {externalInitialContextFactory {Put the external initial context factory here }} {externalProviderURL {Put the external provider URL here}}
  

• Create the JMS provider:

  set newjmsp [$AdminConfig create JMSProvider $node $jmspAttrs]
  

  Example output:

  JMSP1(cells/cellname/nodes/nodename:resources.xml#JMSProvider_1)
  

• Save changes:

  $AdminConfig save
  

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