Title: RE: Using JMS
Is the JMS URL syntax available yet?
Thanks.
PJDM
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-Original Message-
From: Ray Chun [mailto:[EMAIL
JMS is just a specifcation. The JMS API is just a bunch of interfaces
and it is up to each vendor to implement them. Therefore, although the
javax.jms.XXX will be standard, you will need each vendor's specific
jar files to make them work.
John Chen wrote:
I want
to use JMS as the transport
Title: RE: Using JMS
> From: Ray Chun
> We're in the process of enhancing the JMS transport layer to support a JMS URL syntax,
Excellent. And almost perfect timing. :-) Will you announce it in the mailing list?
One thing that I'm trying to figure out is how to dynamicall
Title: Using JMS
Hi Peter,
We’re in the process of enhancing
the JMS transport layer to support a JMS URL syntax,
which will allow you to use the wsdl2java-generated stub classes without
modification.
With JMS URL support, Axis will recognize
a JMS endpoint address and automatically
