thank you for the help.
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anonymous wrote : a. Is it ok to create new QueueConnections every time ?
Especially since i use the java:/JMSXA connection factory ?
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Yep.. that's ok!t
anonymous wrote : b. Is it ok to create Sessions and QueueSender every single
invoke ?
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With the JmsXA adapter you can create a sing
Yep, totally forgot about that ...
It's worth running the examples, yes :)
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I found some sample in examples folder. Here is the piece of java code, which
works good.
public static void deployQueue(String jndiName) throws Exception
{
System.out.println("Deploying the queue - " + jndiName);
MBeanServerConnection mBea
There should be plenty of examples of how to call an MBean operation on the
jboss wiki.
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"timfox" wrote : You can create destinations programmatically using the
ServerPeer MBean interface.
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and called the mbean server to create the destinations.
Tim, Thanks for the feedback, do you have any such sample
"apk2072" wrote : "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : *I guess * it would be nice if
the next JMS spec version could add an Admin API.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : *I guess * it would be nice if the next JMS spec
version could add an Admin API.
Tim, Thanks for the feedback, do you have any such samples?
-APK
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IIRC JMS is basically a LCD (lowest common denominator spec) that was basically
written to unify the two forms of messaging prevalent at the time by the two
main messaging providers- fast non persistent publish subscribe - as used by
Tibco and point to point queues as used by IBM MQ series. I be
Next JMS spec? :D
Don't hold your breath, JMS has been frozen for years. (since 2002 to be
precise).
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*I guess * it would be nice if the next JMS spec version added an Admin API.
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You can create destinations programmatically using the ServerPeer MBean
interface.
So I guess you could write a program that read the data from the database and
called the mbean server to create the destinations.
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Thanks.
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I added a Wiki entry for this under Miscellanea.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossJMSEJB3MDB
I also posted a patch patch request in the EJB developer's forum
(http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3974364)
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The root exception "ClassNotFoundException: No ClassLoaders found for:
org.jboss.jms.destination.JBossQueue" can be generated by many other things,
including a "legitimate" missing class. I agree it's not the case here, but
adding a message directing the user to specifically look for a extraneou
No, I downloaded the 4.0.5 source, compiled with JDK 5.0, and used the EJB3
build of the server.
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PeterJ wrote : First, I am using JBossAS 4.0.5CR1 (whichever EJB3
implementation that comes with it).
I expanded the "stock" 4.0.5.CR1 release (this is what I used for the release
smoke tests) and I don't see any default EJB3 installation. Have you used the
installer?
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I would rather add the conclusion to the FAQs. Please feel free to create an
entry and post your conclusion there:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossMessaging
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Ovidiu, I will email the zip file to you. I think I was using JBoss AS
4.0.5CR1 and JBoss Messaging 1.0.1CR4 (I encountered the problem at home but am
now at work). I will verify the versions and let you know the exact version in
my email.
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I just now found the root cause of the problem.
First, I am using JBossAS 4.0.5CR1 (whichever EJB3 implementation that comes
with it). I am also using JBoss Messaging 1.0.1CR4 (haven't upgradded to CR5
yet).
The jar file I built contained client code and the MDB. And one other thing - a
jndi.p
Yes, please.
What EJB3 version are you using?
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Ovidiu, I got the same error as Ensonik, though under different circumstances.
I had a JAR file with a EJB3 MDB and a few other classes. One of the classes
contained JMS client code. Once I removed the class with the client code, the
class not found problem went away. If you are interested, I
Thanks for the offer.
When I get back into this, I might take you up on that offer. For now, we're
satisfied enough with having the destinations file outside the ear as it's
never really touched.
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You can send me your ear (stripped off any proprietary/confidential code, if
any), I can take a look at it.
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Thanks for the help.
Unfortunately, doing this caused a nightmare of conflicting jar files (commons
logging), so time not permitting me to fix it, I'm going to simply fall back to
putting the file in the deploy directory.
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Your whole ear needs to be scoped.
Add a jboss-app.xml in your ear's META-INF. It should contain:
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Hi.
It starts up the example queues and topics fine:
07:50:50,404 INFO [Queue] Queue[/queue/C] started, fullSize=75000,
pageSize=2000, downCacheSize=2000
I then copy the definition for one of those topics to my deployment file:
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What is the exact error you're getting?
Please post it here, and I also need the "topology" of your deployment: the ear
deployment descriptors, the service deployment descriptors and your ear
structure.
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I'm getting the same problem, even with the updated XML you've included. The
problem here (I believe) is that my [myname]-service.xml file resides in the
deployed .ear file and not in the [deploy] directory. I need that file to
reside with the app deployment.
Is this supported as it is with JB
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