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| somacruz2010 |
 Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 9:47 am Post subject: Websphere mq-jms, spring, performance |
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Joined: 17 Nov 2009
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Location: mexico city
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Alo:
Got an app, which is build in spring. Reads a jms message from a queue in wmq, access database, and put the reply.
My main concern is about performance, cause im not using connection factories nor destiantions nor jee container at all. It is a java jar a run in console mode. And thats because here i cannot access not been allowed to access wmq server and generate jndi objects in mq, and generate .binging file for me. So i wont use weblogic (i do test configuration with wmq and weblogic and mdb and it was ok but...) so can u help in recommend how can i use pooled connections and things that help performance?
point me to the right direction please.
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| JLRowe |
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Yatiri
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| You don't need JNDI, you can wire in the JMS classes directly using spring. Your code should still be JMS provider agnostic. Spring has no connection pooling support for JMS, but you can wire up mq to do the pooling. |
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