On 1/17/07, Ranger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello, I want to use the jdbc persistence of ActiveMQ4.1 but I can't find the DDL on the website to create the tables. Can anybody help me please?
ActiveMQ creates the DDL at runtime. You could run ActiveMQ on a development database (where it has rights to create tables etc) - then dump the schema and install it in a production database if you have strict DBAs
Second question: At the moment I use openJMS. I want to migrate to ActiveMQ. openJMS includes an JNDI context where I can store additional informations. ActiveMQ has an read only jndi context. Is there an easy way to setup an external JNDI without using an app-Server?
ActiveMQ's JNDI context can be configured to contain arbitrary stuff (its just once loaded its read only). Or you can use any JNDI provider if you wish - such as Sun's file system one etc. -- James ------- http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/
