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For the use of JMS steps within soapUI it integrates with HermesJMS. So first you have to install HermesJMS (version 1.14 or greater). Configure HermesJMS To be able to use HermesJMS with OSB 10gR3 you have to configure the hermes-config.xml file. ... Configure soapUI (3.5.1) Select File > Preferences Select Tools At Hermes JMS fill in the directory where you installed Hermes Click OK Use JMS Queues/Topics within a TestSuite Select a Binding of a project Right-click Add JMS endpoint Browse to the folder where you have placed the hermes-config.xml file (usually document and settings/.hermes ) Select Session Select a Publish destination (Optionally) select a Subscribe destin...

As you may know Soap over JMS is not a standard yet. W3C has just released W3C Candidate Recommendation SOAP over Java Message Service 1.0 which specifies how SOAP (both SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2) should bind to a messaging system that supports the Java Message Service (JMS). If you do not want to read specifications this article on InfoQ might be a good starting point. Now it is waiting for our Vendors to support it.

HermesJMS is a great (free) tool to view JMS destinations. I was struggeling to connect it to Oracle SOA Suite 10.1.3 but here is the configuration part that did the trick. The tool can be downloaded from http://www.hermesjms.com/. After install copy-paste the configuration within the hermes-config.xml file.