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lakshmanrajagopal
PostPosted: Thu May 01, 2008 8:06 am    Post subject: Configuring MQ as JMS provider Reply with quote

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Hi Folks –

This is almost the first time we are setting JMS using MQ solely as a provider (Client Bindings).

Now being said that we have done the following activities in the MQv6.0 server

- Created a QCF
- Queue destinations created

Now in the client application (JMS message producer)

- Installed MQ client

Is there anything else I need to do on the client application server (Siebel v8.0)?

Do I need to create any new file called jndi.properties? or will it get created automatically anywhere?

On the client end I had already add the MQ jar files to the classpath of the machine and have the right jvm but when I try to connect to and send a message to the JMS queue I get an error:

InitialContextFactory not found or jndi.properties file not found


Your help on this would be really appreciated!
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fjb_saper
PostPosted: Thu May 01, 2008 10:23 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I would strongly advise you to use the JMSAdmin utility to create your .bindings file and use the Sun initial file context.

You can then reuse this in Siebel or wherever.
It will probably be easier to use than a client J2EE app setup.

WAS will have it's own JNDI repository and initial Context.

Remember that JNDI admin is not administering the queue manager and as such each destination you define will need it's counterpart in the RW.

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