If a previous J2EE Resource has been created before and already points to the same DB2 location where the Monitor and EventQueue databases exist, then you can use it instead of creating a new J2EE Resource. In this case you don’t need to perform the steps in this section.
Make sure that the J2EE Resource (either the new J2EE Resource that you will create or the one that has been created before and you will use) must have JDBC Connection Pooling enabled.
To create a new J2EE Resource:
Expand the Conversations tree and select Conversation > <MonitorConversation> > Sysplexes > <SysplexName> > J2EEResources.
Right click J2EE Resources and select Add from the shortcut menu that appears. The properties of the new J2EE Resource appear on the right.
Type Monitor in the J2EE Resource name field.
Select DB2Datasource from the J2EE Resource type combo box.
Click the Save button in the toolbar.
Expand the Conversations tree and select Conversation > <MonitorConversation> > Sysplexes > <SysplexName> > J2EEResources > Monitor > J2EE Resource Instances.
Right click the J2EE Resource Instances and select Add from the shortcut menu that appears. The properties of the new J2EE Resource Instance appear on the right.
Type Monitor in the Datasource instance name field.
Type the DB2 Location name (the DB2 Subsystem name) on which the Event Queue and the Monitor databases exist in the Location Name field.
Click the Save button in the toolbar.