Those sections shows what have to be done initally.
Before starting the server you have to edit the file OPENENGSB_HOME/etc/system.properties You will find the lines:
# Uncomment to disable encryption for jms-messages
#org.openengsb.jms.noencrypt=true
# Uncomment to disable signature and timestamp verification for all remote requests
#org.openengsb.security.noverify=trueUncomment (or if not existing add) the lines
org.openengsb.jms.noencrypt=true org.openengsb.security.noverify=true
This will enable you to send unencrypted messages to the server.
Now start the server and enter the following line:
features:install openengsb-ports-jms
This will open the JMS port of the OpenEngSb server, which is used to receive Json messages.

Download the latest Hermes version from www.hermesjms.com
Download ActiveMQ from activemq.apache.org
Unpack ActiveMQ
Install and Open Hermes (it is better to have the OpenEngSb server already running at this point)
Rightclick on the node “sessions” in the tree, go to New->New Session:

In the First Dropdown, enter "ActiveMQ"

Click on the Tab “Providers”

Rightclick in the center of the "Classpath Groups" panel. Select "Add Group" and enter "ActiveMQ".
Click on the new Group “ActiveMQ” and rightclick “Libary”, select “Add Jars”. Go to ActiveMQ_HOME/lib/ and select all contained jars. It should now look something like:

IMPORTANT – An alert message is prompted, select “Scan”

Close the window with “Ok”.
Open the "sessions" folder in the tree and rightclick "ActiveMQ", select "edit":

Select "ActiveMQ" in the "Loader" Dropdown (if you don't see the entry "ActiveMQ", then you probably did not select "Scan" in the Alertmessage above):

Select "org.apache.activemq.ActiveMQConnectionFactory" in the "Class" dropdown. Rightclick on properties and select "Add Property". Select "brokerURL" as the property-name and enter "tcp://localhost:6549" (this is the standard jms port of the OpenEngSb server, enter a different port if you have changed it in your distribution. The Entry should now look something like:

Select “Ok” to close and save.
Rightclick on the node “ActiveMQ” in the sessions folder and select New -> Add Queue:

Click on the “Name” entry and enter “receive”, press ENTER to save your input (Hermes JMS is a little buggy here). This the standard OpenEngSb-receive queue in this OpenEngSb-release. You must send all your Json messages to this queue.
Select “Ok” to close and save.
Now you have to open the queue on which the response of your message will come back. In this OpenEngSb-release, the response-queue has the same name as the "callId" of your message. Repeat the steps above and use the "callId" of your message instead of "receive".
Now you are ready to send and receive Json Messages to the OpenEngSb-Server.
Startup the OpenEngSb-Server before you Startup Hermes JMS (or else Hermes JMS might not recognise the server).
Expand the node "ActiveMQ" in the folder "sessions" and rightclick on the "receive" queue. Select New -> New Message

Switch to the "Payload" tab and paste your message into the textfield.

Press "Send" to send your message, there is no further response or notification that the message was sent. Press "Done" to close the window.
Now Doubleclick on the queue with your "callId", you should see your responses:

If you do not see a respone, then enter "display" in the console of your OpenEngSb server to view the last logmessages. It is likely that you will see some Error-messages, concerning your Jsonmessage, there.
Have fun testing with Json. :-)