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I've been working with JMS in orion for a bit, and
it seems the only queue connection factory that is recognized is
'theQueueConnectionFactory'. So, in my program, i'd do a jndi lookup
on: java:comp/env/jms/theQueueConnectionFactory.
Now, in the J2EE SDK from sun, the documentation on
JMS suggests that you can create new connection factories using the following
command line:
j2eeadmin -addJmsFactory jndi_name
queue
However, there doesn't seem to be an type of
executable 'j2eeadmin' anywhere - not even in the sdk.
I guess, my question is this. Do you really
need to create different connection factories, or can you just use the default
one that comes with Orion? If you can create new connection factories, how
do you go about creating one under orion ( I know that you can add reference to
one using the jms.xml configuration file, but that factory has to already
exist - at least it seems that way ).
Anyways, any understanding would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Joe
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