Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 11:28 pm Post subject: need JMS Advice pls help
Acolyte
Joined: 08 Oct 2003 Posts: 73
I had tried the supportpac ME01 and use it to config the JMS Objects on the MQServer. I had run the Point2Point sample and the result is positve. Is that mean the JMS server and JNDI are built on the MQServer?
Is it a good design to place the JMS Server with the MQServer? Which one is better to place the JMS Server onto the WAS or MQServer?
Thanks!
Sorry but there seems to be a confusion here:
JMS server and MQServer (i.e.) JMSProviderServer are one and the same.
The confusion may come from the fact that the JMS Setup (JNDI) is somewhat independant from the Server. But make no mistake. JMS Setup just points you to the provider's server.
The JNDI server can be anywhere you want. All you need is the correct config to point you to the provider.
Now the thing you really need to think about are the implications of 2 phase commit. Read up on your manuals and come back with more specific questions and a couple of scenarios...
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I had tried the supportpac ME01 and use it to config the JMS Objects on the MQServer. I had run the Point2Point sample and the result is positve. Is that mean the JMS server and JNDI are built on the MQServer?
If you are using ME01 then the answer is YES.
You can also store the JNDI objects in other contexts also, like a file system or LDAP or WAS context etc. You are using MQ to sotre the JNDI objects.
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Which one is better to place the JMS Server onto the WAS or MQServer?
What do you mean by JMS Server? I think you mean Embedded MQ.
I think MQ Server is better because it has no restrictions like Embedded MQ.
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