JMS ports?

Question

          I'm involved with a project that needs to support users both inside and outside a
          firewall and have been asked to determine which ports are used by the WebLogic implementation
          of JMS (hereafter simply JMS).
          Nowhere have I found any information on how ports are mapped to connections/sessions/subscriptions/listeners/etc.,
          which ports are actually used, or how one would be able to configure which ports
          are used.
          Is it the case that JMS uses the same port as the other server requests?
          Any information or pointers to information on this subject would be greatly appreciated,
          thanks.
          Elias
          

Answer 1

          Elias wrote:
          > Okay, so the JMS messages can be 'wrapped' within HTTP methods provided that I
          > set up the initial context to do so? Currently I am using an environment hashtable
          > to set Context.PROVIDER_URL to t3://some.host.name:port. If I understand your
          > response correctly, all I need to do is set Context.PROVIDER_URL to http[s]://some.host.name:port
          > and WL will transparently use HTTP methods as the transport for JMS?
          >
          > Elias
          Yes, but there is one more step: The server disables HTTP tunneling by default. You can either
          enable it on the
          console or manually add this attribute to your WL server in your config.xml:
          TunnelingEnabled="true".
          Tom
          >
          > "Shean-Guang Chang" <[email protected]> wrote:
          > >its/JMS is just its protocol and http/JMS is just http protocol.
          > >If you are using firewall to block any none http traffic then you need
          > >to
          > >setup the protocol on your url to be http (e.g. http[s]://localhost:7001)
          > >when you create the initialContext.