Integrate Weblogic 11gR1 with Tibco EMS

Hi,
Is there a how-to guide on how to configure Tibco EMS as a JMS foreign server in WLS 11g? Do I need to use Tibco connection factory as JNDI context factory?
Thanks a lot for your help,
Jane

There's no Tibco specific how-to-guide that I'm aware of -- Tibco integrates using the same facilities that are used for other vendors. See the "JMS interop FAQ" in the edocs.
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(1) Check the standard ejb jar and make sure you've specified a topic destination type (the default is queue). For details, you can reference the WebLogic 9.0 MDB developer guide (the MDB dev guide was revised in 9.0 to include more detail than the 8.1 guide). Also, you might want to take a look at our integration/interop FAQ (again for 9.0 or later).
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