The instructions for this depend upon which JMS server you are using, and are not included in this Sybase CEP document.
Please see the instructions for your JMS server.
Connection factories are objects that enable JMS clients to create JMS connections. You will need to create a Connection Factory before the Sybase CEP JMS Adapter which is a JMS client can connect to the JMS server. The exact instructions for doing this depends on which JMS server you are using.
Set the Factory Name and JNDI Name for your new Connection Factory. The JNDI Name is the name you give the Sybase CEP JMS adapters so they can look up this JMS Connection Factory.
For example:
Name: cgTopic
JNDI Name: weblogic.jws.jms.TopicConnectionFactory
After you create the Connection Factory, you must deploy it.
If necessary, create a JMS Module to hold your Connection Factory. Specify the Connection Factory name and JNDI name where necessary.
If necessary, create a Topic and give it the same name as the JNDI name.
Configure a new JMS Topic for your JMS server. Set the Topic Name and the JNDI Name for that topic. The JNDI Name is the name you will give to lookup the JMS Topic.
Example:
Name: MyJMSTopic
JNDI Name: weblogic.jws.jms.MyJMSTopic
If explicit deployment of this topic is required, then deploy the topic.