Trouble defining BAM Enterprise Message Source for BEA WebLogic Server

Hi all,
I've just started to play a little with Oracle BAM Architect.
I've WLS 10.0 and Oracle BAM Architect 10g release 3.
On Oracle BAM Architect I've defined an Enterprise Message Source for BEA WebLogic Server as follows:
Name: ALSBSource
Owner: ...
Type: BEA WebLogic Server
Initial context factory: weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
JNDI Service Provider URL: t3://mypc:7001
TopicConnectionFactory name: com.myConnectionFactory
Topic name: com.myBAMTopic
JMS message type: TextMessage
Durable subscriber name: BAMSubscriber
Client ID: BAMSubscriber
Name | Flow name | Type | Max size | Formatting
content | BAM | String | 1024 | (none)
On WLS 10.0 I've defined the required JMS stuff.
On Oracle Design Studio I've defined a plan that includes:
- an Oracle BAM Enterprise Message Receiver from which I've selected the above 'ALSBSource' Enterprise Message Source
- a simple Grid
I've connected the BAM Enterprise Message Receiver to the Grid and clicked on 'Update' button.
When I try to publish a message on 'com.myBAMTopic' I don't see anything on the grid defined in the Oracle Design Studio.
The first question is about the definition of an Enterprise Message Source for BEA WebLogic Server in the Oracle BAM Architect.
I did not change the Oracle BAM Architect classpath or Oracle Design Studio classpath adding the weblogic.jar, because no error has been raised during the configuration of the message source and the plan. Should I update Oracle classpath with the weblogic.jar ?
Did I forget any other step ?
I thank you in advance for any feedback.
Regards
ferp

ferp - I got this to work with
JNDI Service Provider URL: http://localhost
When I add the port
JNDI Service Provider URL: http://localhost:23891
I cannot get my EMS to start.
Hopefully this should fix your issue.
Sudeep.

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