Identify three types of JMS resources that can be configured as a part of a JMS module.

Identify three types of JMS resources that can be configured as a part of a JMS module.

A.
JMS Distributed Destination

B.
JMS Connection Factory

C.
JMS Data Source

D.
JMS Destination

E.
JMS Server

Explanation:
Configurable JMS Resources in Modules
The following configuration resources are defined as part of a system module or an application
module:
* Distributed destinations (A, D)
* Connection factories (B)
* Queue and topic destinations
* Templates
* Quota
* Foreign servers
* MS store-and-forward (SAF) configuration items
All other JMS environment-related resources must be configured by the administrator as domain
configuration resources. This includes:
* JMS servers required (not E)
* Store-and-Forward agents (optional)
* Path service (optional)
* Messaging bridges (optional)
* Persistent stores (optional)
Reference: Configuring And Managing WebLogic JMS, Configurable JMS Resources in Modules