Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 7:25 am Post subject: Setting up MQ as JMS provider - a question
Centurion
Joined: 21 Jan 2003 Posts: 136
Hello,
We are trying to setup a Messaging Infrastructure with a Business partner. On our side, we are a pure MQ shop.
The partner has no MQ capability but has a JMS capable App. We are looking to enable communication with their App by configuring our MQ as the JMS provider. To this end, we have the following questions:
1. Do we need a JMS provider on the Business Partner end as well? OR can the MQ on our end act as JMS provider for both ends?
2. Are there any risks/tradeoffs if MQ on our end serves as JMS provider for both ends?
3. How do the JNDI lookups work (for example if LDAP is the JNDI store, how do we go about setting up the QCFs? - Remember we can have different types of JNDI stores on both ends - LDAP on our end and LDAP and/or File System based JNDI store on their end). This is the most fuzziest part of the setup.
Read the using java manual. A lot will be clearer...
1.) Yes and yes
2.) Yes there are trade offs. Typically the client/server usual trade offs. Search for client connection vs bindings... It impacts your possibility to do XA transactions.
3 nicely explained in the using java manual see JMSAdmin
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