Setting Up the Guided Tour of JMS

Launch the installer.

Table 3.1. Command for Running the Installer in GUI Mode

Platform	Command
Windows	`fuse-message-broker-5.3.0.0-windows.exe`
UNIX	`sh fuse-message-broker-5.3.0.0-unix.bin`

Warning

	Warning
On UNIX/Linux/Macintosh, you might need to set or explicitly specify the Java installation `/bin` to run the installer. On Linux, you might also need to run the `download.bin` file using the syntax: sh download.bin LAX_VM jvm_install/bin/java

On UNIX/Linux/Macintosh, you might need to set or explicitly specify the Java installation /bin to run the installer. On Linux, you might also need to run the download.bin file using the syntax:

sh  download.bin LAX_VM jvm_install/bin/java

Follow the wizard prompts for a default installation.

For more information on installing FUSE Message Broker see Installation Guide.

Adjusting the broker configuration

The network connector feature in the default broker configuration attempts to automatically discover and connect to other brokers. This default behavior can be distracting to observing the behaviors in these samples. To shut off network connections, navigate to your FUSE Message Broker's installation directory, edit the file /conf/activemq.xml, and delete the networkConnectors section. Save the edited file to enable the change when you restart FUSE Message Broker.

Accessing the samples

The sample applications used in this book are located in the exploring-jms folder of the FUSE Message Broker installation.

Setting up the environment and sample windows

The following procedures describe the steps on various platforms to set the required HOME, PATH, and CLASSPATH values.

On Windows

To set the environment and set up sample windows on Windows:

Open a console window, and then enter:

set ANT_HOME=ant_install
set JAVA_HOME=jvm_install
set PATH=%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%ANT_HOME%\bin;%PATH%

Spawn the windows that will run the sample applications:
```
start "Window 1" cmd
start "Window 2" cmd
start "Window 3" cmd
```

Launch the broker:

set FUSE_MB_ROOT=InstallDir
%FUSE_MB_ROOT%\bin\activemq

You are ready to take a tour of the samples on your Windows system!

On Linux

To set the environment and set up sample windows on Linux:

Open a terminal window, and then enter:

ANT_HOME=ant_install
export ANT_HOME
JAVA_HOME=jvm_install
export JAVA_HOME 
PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$ANT_HOME/bin:$PATH
export PATH
FUSE_MB_ROOT=InstallDir
export FUSE_MB_ROOT

Spawn the windows that will run the sample applications:
```
bg
xterm -title "Window 1" &
xterm -title "Window 2" &
xterm -title "Window 3" &
```
Launch the broker:
```
cd $FUSE_MB_ROOT/bin
./activemq
```

You are ready to take a tour of the samples on your Linux system!

On Macintosh

	Tip
	If you installed Apple's X11 for Mac OS X, you can use the xterm commands described for Linux to spawn windows with the environment preset, and then launch the broker.

To set the environment and set up sample windows on Macintosh:

Open a terminal window, and then enter:

ANT_HOME=ant_install
JAVA_HOME=jvm_install
PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$ANT_HOME/bin:$PATH
FUSE_MB_ROOT=InstallDir

Launch the broker:
```
cd $FUSE_MB_ROOT/bin
./activemq
```
Open three terminal windows to run the sample applications. Set the same environment variables as you set for the broker in each of these windows.

You are ready to take a tour of the samples on your Macintosh system!

On UNIX

To set the environment and set up sample windows on UNIX:

Open a terminal window, and then enter:

ANT_HOME=ant_install
JAVA_HOME=jvm_install
PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$ANT_HOME/bin:$PATH
FUSE_MB_ROOT=InstallDir

Spawn the windows that will run the sample applications:
```
bg
xterm -title "Window 1" &
xterm -title "Window 2" &
xterm -title "Window 3" &
```
Launch the broker:
```
cd $FUSE_MB_ROOT/bin
./activemq
```

You are ready to take a tour of the samples on your UNIX system!