Thanks David,
I will try that.
The reason I need to do this is that the software I'm using monitors
processes which publish state information on jms queues.
A new queue is required to monitor a new process. It is necessary to be able
to listen on a new queue without redeploying , firstly because it
Hi!!
I think that you have to copy the driver to the repository directory. You have to create a folder in the repository of the M4 instalation folder, for example oracle. inside that folder, create another one with the name jar, and copy the driver there.
repostory/oracle/jars/your driver.
Hope th
basically, no, but sort of.
The various j2ee specs require that you list the resources you use in
the deployment descriptor and that the deployment process associate the
resources "needs" listed in the dd with actual resources deployed in
the app server.
That being said... if you are will
Hi all,
from examples I have seen, when using a jms
queue/topic you must add an entry to the application's web.xml for the
connection factory and for the resource (e.g Queue) :
MyConnectionFactory
javax.jms.ConnectionFactory
Container
Shareable
jms/MyJMSQueue
j
