On Aug 10, 2008, at 8:09 PM, devdev wrote:
Thank you David. It's great to know I am on the right path. I
followed the
example described here
http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC21/jms-mdb-jms-and-mdb-sample-application.html
and my deploy files are identical when it comes to the EJB. Instead
of the
using the servlet to put messages in the queue, I use a plain jms
client
(just a java class not running inside an app server). That is the
only
difference. I do use the ActiveMQ RA and replaced tcp://localhost:
61616
with tcp://the5thcomputer:61616 for the url.
However the message consumer (my EJB MessageDrivenBean) does not
pick up the
messages posted on the AMQ (on the 5th computer). I doesn't produce
any
error neither and I suppect it's waiting for messages on the local
AMQ (in
its appserver) which I didn't disable yet.
I could use a recommendation of a good Geronimo book as well.
Are you sure you're sending messages to the correct destination?
djencks wrote:
On Aug 10, 2008, at 11:16 AM, devdev wrote:
Thank you Kevin for your reply. I was under the impression I don't
need to
use an embedded broker.
That should work fine. If not it's a bug we'd like to fix. You
should be able to deploy a amq resource adapter using the geronimo-
activemq-ra and without a dependency on activemq-broker.
My instructions weren't using the "embedded broker", merely using the
embedded broker deployment plan as a template for connecting to the
remote broker. The sample application is a better template...
--kevan
