Hi,
I have a proprietary queue implementation that I would like to add as an
additional JMS provider, so that I can define queues that use it. I have
looked closely at the JMS/JNDI/Message-Driven-Bean(s) documentation and
XML(s), and have been left with the following questions:
1. can I register the provider and add the necessary JNDI bindings through
the "jboss.xml" in my JAR's META-IN manifest ? How ?
2. where is the XML descriptor that tells JBoss the full class name that
implements the QueueConnectionFactory interface - which subsequently will be
bound in the JNDI namespace...
3. who creates my QueueConnectionFactory implementing class instance and
binds it in the JNDI namespace ? If I have to do it, then where ?
4. how can I ensure that the initialization code required is executed before
(!) any queue instance is required ?
In other words, a step-by-step description would be greatly appreciated -
preferably without changing any of the JBoss XML(s), i.e., using only XML(s)
in the JAR/EAR manifest...
Thanks a lot - I will return the favor if I can...
J. Smith
EricF - 31 Jan 2005 04:08 GMT
>Hi,
> I have a proprietary queue implementation that I would like to add as an
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>Thanks a lot - I will return the favor if I can...
>J. Smith
Have you look at the JMS FAQ? They show how to use JBoss with MQSeries.
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=FAQJBossMQ
John Smith - 31 Jan 2005 13:11 GMT
Thanks - maybe I forgot to mention, but I did look into the JBoss
documentation before posting this question, but have been left without a
clear answer. The answer may be there, but it seems to be obscured by too
many details. I guess what I feel is missing is some simple (or complex)
"HOWTO cookbook".
>>Hi,
>> I have a proprietary queue implementation that I would like to add as
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>
> http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=FAQJBossMQ