Posted: Fri May 17, 2002 2:39 am Post subject: Pros and cons of using URIs with session.createQueue()
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Hi everyone,
We are trying to develop a JMS dispatcher EJB that ideally should be able to send a message to any destination (queue mgr + queue) provided by the client application. Our first approach was using administered objects (using JMSAdmin and jndi) but I believe this only allow us to send messages to those destinations for which an administered object exist. Am I right believing this? What about using Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) to create the queue at runtime? Is this a better alternative to what we are trying to implement here? Is this a portable option, as good as jndi and administered objects?
We have to make a decision on which approach to go for and i would really appreciate your thoughts and ideas on this. We are using at the moment MQSeries but we don't want to have any kind of dependence regarding the MOM used.
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