I'm not sure what you are asking. The name of the class implementing
ConnectionFactory is supplied by the adapter supplier in ra.xml, but is
actually not used for anything. The jndi name an instance is bound under
is specified by the jndiname attribute, as you can see by consulting any of
the
can we specify the ConnectionfacoryName in the servise.xml
file? if yes,
How to specify the Connectionfactory name in the own
servise.xml file?
thanks in advance
ThanksRegards~A.Madhu
Sudhan
M.Tech,MIGS, (M.S)Software
Hey all, I have a piece of code that does a lookup in JBOSS 3 like this:
QueueConnectionFactory qcf = (QueueConnectionFactory)
iniCtx.lookup(ConnectionFactory);
But in version 2.4.x the call was this:
QueueConnectionFactory qcf = (QueueConnectionFactory)
On Fri, 2002-06-07 at 02:44, Slava Voronin wrote:
When I do connection to JMS I need to configure administer objects..
Destination and ConnectionFactory.
I can put destination in file jbossmq-destination-service.xml
Or a new file with the same structure, so you can just copy it when
can you please give me resource on internet or page on buy documentation
on configuring Connection factory. I am using jboss3 final.
Thanks.
Marius Kotsbak wrote:
On Fri, 2002-06-07 at 02:44, Slava Voronin wrote:
When I do connection to JMS I need to configure administer objects..
When I do connection to JMS I need to configure administer objects..
Destination and ConnectionFactory.
I can put destination in file jbossmq-destination-service.xml
but where to configure ConnectionFactory with my own name.
I can connect using ctx.lookup(ConnectionFactory),
but I want
I am trying to write a simple MDB and a JUNIT Test client to send a mesage
to the listener. I followed the examples in creating the MDB and the
client. MDB deploys ok. Queue is specified in the jboss.jcml. When I run
the client I am getting a .naming exception on the connectionFactory. These
