Re: JMS to JMS Bridge

Tue, 01 Aug 2006 22:49:50 -0700 

Hi Greg,
that check is done in the bridges themselves - so if you don't set the localQueueName or localTopicName - it's been defaulted to the inboundQueueName/inboundTopicName etc. 

cheers,

Rob
On 1 Aug 2006, at 19:13, agrabil wrote:




Thanks Rob.  BTW, I just thought that the implementation I provided  
may be
improved to support backward compatability, and so as to not  
require the

localQueueName attribute.  E.g.:

                ...
                String localQueueName = bridge.getLocalQueueName();

                if ((localQueueName == null) ||  
(localQueueName.length() <=

0)) {
                     localQueueName = bridge.getOutboundQueueName();
                }
                Queue
activemqQueue=createActiveMQQueue(localSession,localQueueName);
                ...

Of course, maybe you already thought of this! ;-)


Thanks again, and I'm glad I could help.  I really needed this to  
work so I

can migrate from SwiftMQ to ActiveMQ!

Greg
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