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| Aby |
 Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 2:52 am Post subject: JMS MQSeries Configuration |
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hi
I am using a MQ Adapter(jms-mq-xa-adp.rar) to connect to MQSeries 5.3 developing a Messaging Bridge. I have generated FactoryName using JMSAdmin Tool. A .binding file is cretaed giving the Factory name. Do i see this factory name in my MQSeries Explorer ?? i dont see now and do i need to use channels ? cause im not using channels in my Configurations.
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| gunter |
| Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 3:07 am Post subject: |
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JMSAdmin doesn't configure the Queuemanager and the MQSeries Explorer has nothing to do with JMS. You have to define the MQSeries objects, used in the JMS configuration by yourself.
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| gunter |
| Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 3:44 am Post subject: |
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Hi Aby,
please don't use private messages, put your questions in the thread.
I believe, I can't really help, I only know the the basics of JMS.
You hav to understand, that the JMS configuration is used by the application to handle the MQSeries-calls, not to configure MQSeries.
p.e. if you like to put a message to a queue, the queue name, the message properties( priority, persistenz,... ) are used from JMS, but the queue must exists in the queuemanager and the queuemanager doesn't know anything about the message properties or the queue the application will use.
Look at the MQI, if you understand this API, it's quite easy to understand the handling with JMS.
Gunter
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| fjb_saper |
| Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 2:26 pm Post subject: |
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On the other side if you are using a resource adapter you should be much more explicit.
JMS and the config of it whether it be JMSAdmin or Was JMSMQ provider do set you up with a specific configuration.
If you are talking about a full rar package you need to define a number of classes to act as config classes to read the xml that will be deployed with the rar. Thus you can define the JMS objects in the deployment descriptor and have the .rar package generate these objects at startup. You will also need to be able to bind the generated objects into the apps server JNDI layer. A lot of work in perspective if you are building your own .rar package. I would just wait a little bit longuer and ask the provider for his .rar package....
Now looking at the jms-mq ....rar package you will have to read the documentation that goes with it and mentions the resource adapter. You will have to define the xml that will represent the deployment descriptor for the .rar package. This will give you all the objects you need to access.
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