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
I want to use JMS as the transport for Axis. I would like my client to be
robust enough to handle all MOM vendors therefore I have written it based
on the JMS API. However, it seems that I need all the jar files on my
CLASSPATH of a particular MOM vendor in order to use my client. Is this the
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