Hello Neil,
I have never tried it with MQ JMS provider, but looking in the doucmentation, it does
include its own implementation of ConnectionConsumer (which is exactly the facility
intended for an application server to push messages into its MessageListeners, which
MDBs are). So I would recommend you to configure your appServer to use MQ as an
external JMS provider (see MQ "Using Java" book for MQ part of the deal) and see if it
works.
Hope this will help,
Pavel
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I was wondering if anyone had experience of building an MQ wrapper, that was then to
be implemented in the Java/ EJB world. Where Message Driven Beans are the norm and
expect to be event driven. How has this changed the model? For instance we have a
receive API call that we use to abstract the MQGet functionality. However, this
assumes a polling by the application calling the API. But with the MDB the expected
mode is of message arrival "waking" the application and "giving" it the message
directly. Hence the MQ Wrapper is bypassed.
Any views?
Regards
Neil
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