On 5/10/06, chris24 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I try to copy those examples in my Java code, I get address already in use errors. I apologize if I am missing something here. Should I point embedded broker code the running mq instance (i.e. tcp://XXXXX)?
So try using a different port. Note that those examples create a new broker - so stop the other broker thats running (the one I think you were starting via JNDI)
Environment: I currently start the mq broker on it's own using activemq, then I run the code I posted in the previous post to connect and publish and subscribe. I need to be able to present a list of topics on the client side so the user can select what they want to subscribe to.
I'd run an embedded broker for now - its easier. Another option is to connect remotely to the remote broker using a JMX connector. So you'd use the JMX API to query the queues on a possibly remote broker -- James ------- http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/
