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106 Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 Administration Guide • February 2006
■ (Required to use JMS) Configuring the JMS environment – If you are using JMS
queues or topics as the message transport protocol between the RFID Event
Manager and the RFID Information Server, you must set up the JMS environment.
See “Enabling Usage of JMS With the RFID Information Server” on page 106.
Enabling Usage of JMS With the RFID
Information Server
Sun Java System Application Server 8.1 (Application Server) provides support for
applications that use the Java Message Service (JMS) application programming
interface (API) for messaging operations. JMS is a set of programming interfaces that
provide a common way for Java applications to create, send, receive, and read
messages in a distributed environment. JMS is a standard way that Java 2 Platform,
Enterprise Edition (J2EE
™
platform) applications perform asynchronous messaging.
J2EE components, web components or Enterprise JavaBeans™ (EJB™) components -
can use the JMS API to send messages that can be consumed asynchronously by a
specialized EJB, called a Message Driven Bean (MDB).
An MDB is similar to a session bean, except it responds to a JMS message rather than
an RMI event. MDBs were introduced in the EJB 2.0 specification. The MDB
represents the integration of JMS (Java Message Service) with the EJB software to
create an entirely new type of bean designed to handle asynchronous JMS messages.
Application Server support for JMS messaging and for MDBs, requires messaging
middleware, a JMS provider, that implements the JMS specification. Application
Server uses Sun Java™ System Message Queue 3 2005Q1 (Message Queue) as its
native JMS provider. The Sun Java System RFID Information Server installer creates
the following JMS resources on the application server:
TABLE 6-1 Java Message Service Resources
JMS Resource JNDI Name
Topic Connection Factory jms/TopicConnectionFactory
Topic jms/epcisTopic
Physical Destination epcisTopic
Queue Connection Factory jms/QueueConnectionFactory
Queue jms/epcisQueue
Physical Destination epcisQueue
- 3.0 Administration Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents 5 5
- Before You Begin 7
- Related Documentation 10
- Sun Welcomes Your Comments 10
- Sun Java System RFID Software 11
- Introduction 11
- Layered Concepts 12
- EPC Network 13
- RFID Information Server 14
- Configuring the RFID Event 17
- Add a filter to a role 20
- Add a connector to a role 20
- Task Procedure 21
- Icon Description 21
- (Microsoft Windows) 24
- Parameters 24
- ■ IP Port for Reader – 2005 27
- ■ Reader Name – NewPMLReader 27
- Managing Device Profiles 46
- Supported RFID Devices 47
- Property Description Values 48
- To Edit a Device Profile 51
- Overview 53
- RFID Event Manager Connectors 54
- Environment 57
- SAP Auto-ID Infrastructure 61
- Software Plug-In for SAP AII 62
- Define your RFID devices 64
- To Define the RFID Devices 65
- Connection Properties 68
- Connection Parameters 69
- Communication 72
- With the RFID Event Manager 76
- RFID Event Manager 77
- ■ The IP address is correct 79
- ■ The port number is correct 79
- ■ The path is correct 79
- Monitoring the RFID System 81
- Management Console 83
- Administration Tasks 84
- Delete this group 87
- Add readers to this group 87
- The following screen appears: 88
- ■ Unicast Discovery 89
- To Add a Jini Locator 90
- Management Tasks 93
- TABLE 5-4 95
- The reader is connected 96
- The reader is disconnected 96
- The reader is not responding 96
- The reader is inactive 96
- To View RFID Components 98
- ■ startDate 101
- ■ description 101
- ■ endDate 101
- To Modify Alert Filters 103
- To Delete Alert Filters 103
- To Turn On Alert Filters 103
- Sending Events From the RFID 105
- Event Manager to the RFID 105
- Information Server 105
- Application Server 8.1 107
- Application Server 108
- Message Queue 109
- Use an EpcisJms Connector 119
- ■ Solaris – /opt/SUNWrfid/bin 120
- ■ Linux – /opt/sun/rfidem/bin 120
- 5. Type a name and click OK 121
- TABLE 2-1 124
- Use an EpcisHttp Connector 127
- Server Configuration 133
- Server Database 136
- Database Schema File 137
- FIGURE 7-1 as “EPCIS Java 139
- RFID Device Adapter Reference 141
- Common Properties 142
- Additional Properties 142
- PML Adapter 146
- Adapter for Alien Readers 147
- Name Description Values 149
- Sensormatic Agile 2 Readers 151
- Adapter for Matrics Readers 152
- 192.168.2.150 153
- Adapter for SAMSys Readers 158
- TABLE 2-4 161
- TABLE A-13 164
- RFID Event Manager Component 167
- Reference 167
- Smoothing Filter 168
- Delta Filter 169
- EPC Filter 170
- BandPass Filter 171
- FileLogger Connector 172
- HttpPMLLogger Connector 173
- JMSLogger Connector 174
- NullConnector Filter 175
- SocketLogger Connector 176
- SSocketLogger Connector 177
- SAPAII Connector 178
- EPCGui Connector 178
- EPCGui Connector Properties 179
- REProducer Connector 180
- EpcisJms Connector 181
- Property Description 182
- EpcisHttp Connector 183
- APPENDIX 185
- Configuration File Hierarchy 186
- Index 191 191
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