WebsphereMQ binding with Tibco BW

By following the below steps you can able to establish the connection between  WebsphereMQ and  TibcoBW

Step1 :

 Copy MQ jars to BW classpath. (You'll get this JAR files from IBM MQ server/Java/lib location.)

             com.ibm.mq.jar

             com.ibm.mq.jmqi.jar

             com.ibm.mq.soap.jar

             com.ibm.mqjms.jar

             connector.jar

             dhbcore.jar

             fscontext.jar

             providerutil.jar 

-----> Copy the above jar files in to the following location of BW.

           C:\tibco\tra\5.7\lib 

Step2:

Edit the BW configuration.  tibco.env.CUSTOM_CP_EXT.

a)            Edit "C:\tibco\bw\5.10\bin\bwengine.tra". So that "tibco.env.CUSTOM_EXT_APPEND_CP"  includes "C:/IBM/MQ/Java/lib" (MQ JAR file location, it may be different on your machine.)

b)               Edit "C:\tibco\designer\5.7\bin\designer.tra". So that "tibco.env.CUSTOM_CP_EXT" includes "C:/IBM/MQ/Java/lib" (MQ JAR file location, it may be different on your machine.)

Step3:

.Bindings File: By using this file you can quickly add/remove/change Queue information in .bindings file and It consists of Connection factory JNDI settings.

 You Need to ask IBM MQ admin to provide Binding files (there are 2 types of Binding files depends on where TIBCO exists, Client biding file which has IP address of MQ server, Second is file Binding file, where Tibco&MQ on same box)

===> Creating File-Based JNDI Bindings for MQ Server :-

The following instructions demonstrate how to create file-based JDNI bindings for the MQ Server after creating the required queue manager, queues, server channel and cluster.

 

 Right click on JMS Administered Objects and select Add Initial Context. then the below window will appear . select the directory where you want to save .bindings file.then click on Next and Finish.

As shown in the first figure Expand the file then Destinations and Connection factories will appear.

Right click on Destinations to add new destination to that .bindings file.

Right click on Connection factory to create a new connection Factory. 

Once check whether the .bindings file is created or not.

Step4:  Create MQ JMS connection in your Tibco BW as shown below.

 Test the connection and Have fun!!!!!!