By default, the Java Messaging Service (JMS) event emitter listens for incoming messages on a predefined JMS queue. Applications emit event XML to this queue and the JMS event emitter wraps each event in a Common Base Events envelope and submits it to the common event infrastructure (CEI) server. For applications that run in a WebSphere MQ environment, one way to submit event XML to the JMS event emitter is to use the WebSphere MQ messaging provider.
You can manage recorded events from the administrative console, or you can optionally install the Common Base Event browser for test and verification.