How do I use a startup class to initialize and later reference jms objects? : BEA Weblogic
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Answer / Navdeep Kumar Singh
To use a Startup Class for initializing JMS objects, you should define the Startup Class in your WebLogic Server domain's startup script (startWebLogic.sh or startWebLogic.cmd) and implement the `InitialContextFactory` and `ProviderURL` parameters to create and configure the InitialContext. After initialization, you can later reference JMS objects using the created InitialContext instance.
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