How to use weblogic api to set jms server and presistance store target?

Question

Hi all,
I can do the following from the weblogic admin console..
1) Can set jmsServer target as ejbserver to ejbserver (migratable)(Example: from ejbnode1 to ejbnode (migratable)
2) can set persistance store target as ejbserver to ejbserver (migratble)(Example: from ejbnode1 to ejbnode (migratable)
Now my question is, how can i use the weblogic api to set those things through the coding?
Pl anyone answer my qn.
Thanks in advance.
-Amal

Answer 1

The following is code which im using now,
Here I added jmsserver's targer as "ejbnode1" ok, How can change it to "ejbnode1 (migratable)". I can do this with admin console, but im not sure to do with api.
Help me to do this.
private void createJMSServer(Node node, String suffix) {
          try {
               ObjectName cfgManager = getConfigurationManager();
               ObjectName srvr = (ObjectName) mbeanServer.invoke(
                         domainConfig, "lookupJMSServer", new Object[] { node
                                   .getName()
                                   + suffix }, new String[] { "java.lang.String" });
               if (null == srvr) {
                    srvr = (ObjectName) mbeanServer.invoke(domainConfig,
                              "createJMSServer",new Object[] { node.getName() + suffix },
                              new String[] { "java.lang.String" });
               ObjectName targetSrvr = (ObjectName) mbeanServer.invoke(domainConfig,
                         "lookupServer", new Object[] { node.getTargetNode()},
                         new String[] { "java.lang.String" });
               mbeanServer.invoke(srvr, "addTarget",
                         new Object[] { targetSrvr },
                         new String[] { "javax.management.ObjectName" });
               saveAndActivateChanges(cfgManager);
               ClusterUtil.print("CL_106", "JMSClusterSetup.createJMSServer()",
                         new Object[] { node.getName() + suffix });
          } catch (Exception e) {
               ClusterUtil.throwEx("CL_3006", "JMSClusterSetup.createJMSServer()",
                         e, new Object[] { node.getName() });
     }