Hi,
I have a an eclipse Java Enterprise project, which consists of a ejb-project
and a dynamic-web-project.
My web-project needs the ActiveMQ client library to connect to the
middleware. So I copied the activemq-all-5.3.jar to the folder WEB-INF/lib
and starteted the EAR deployment to my JBoss 5
Hi,
I have an AMQ 5.3.0 instance with some queues and I like to bridge them (via
AMQ) to JBoss Messaging 1.x which is embedded in JBoss 5 AS. (JBoss with
JBoss Messaging and AMQ-standalone instance are installed for the
development on the same computer...)
So I like to bridge FROM the AMQ queue:
...sorry, I was a little bit confused:
this (CMSProperties are optinal properties which can be used...)
std::cout << destination->getCMSProperties().toString() << std::endl;
is different to the information about the destination (reply adress) object:
destination = const_cast(msg->getCMSReplyTo()
Hi,
i tried to implement a request/reply jms pattern.
For this test, I use a java client (activemq java jms libs) and a c++
server(also activemq cpp cms libs).
The Java Client uses a java
QueueRequestor(http://java.sun.com/javaee/5/docs/api/javax/jms/QueueRequestor.html):
queueRequestor = new Qu
Hi,
I think i got the problem - but I dont know how to fix it :-/
// Create the destination (Topic or Queue)
// DEBUG reply information from TextMessage request
std::cout << destination->getCMSProperties().toString() << std::endl;
destination = const_cast(msg->getCMSReplyTo()->clone());
This is
Hi,
could it be, that i can not lookup destinations which are in the global jndi
namespace of jboss ?
i used activemq embedded in jboss5 via JCA with a ressource adapter.
...stationInfoQueue = (Queue) ctx.lookup("stationInfoQueue"); doesnt get
null - but it also doenst work (the consument on the o
this is my java application:
...
// Create connection. Create session from connection; false means
// session is not transacted. Create requestor and text message.
Send
// messages, wait for answer and finally close session and
connection.
try
{
Hi,
i have a c++ "CMS" Consument implemented with ActiveMQ-CPP library.
This Consument listens on a ActiveMQ queue.
I also have a ActiveMQ Java JMS Client as a "JMS" Producer which sends data
to the queue.
My c++ Consument successfully receives the text messages from the queue
(XML-Text).
Now
...now I am getting a little bit confused. I can see the ActiveMQ
ConnectionFactory registered in my Global-JNDI-Namespace. (Did you see what
I posted in the JBoss forum ?) So did I find a bug ? In your described case
no other JMS-Provider than JBoss Messaging could register objects in JBoss
JNDI
...now I am getting a little bit confused. I can see the ActiveMQ
ConnectionFactory registered in my Global-JNDI-Namespace. (Did you see what
I posted in the JBoss forum ?) So did I find a bug ? In your described case
no other JMS-Provider than JBoss Messaging could register objects in JBoss
JNDI
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=160367
... here you find more information in detail.
I think using:
// this is from http://activemq.apache.org/jndi-support.html
//props.setProperty(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,"org.apache.activemq.jndi.ActiveMQInitialContext
Hi,
i have successfully embedded ActiveMQ via JCA/RA in JBoss 5.1:
http://activemq.apache.org/integrating-apache-activemq-with-jboss.html
Now I like to use JNDI to lookup ActiveMQs ConnectionFactory and the
Destinations from a java/jms client outside the application server.
My Problem is, th
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