On Jan 24, 2006, at 4:16 PM, Simon wrote:
This is j2se client (plain java). I thought as well that I can not get
connection factory from jndi outside container; However active-mq
website
(http://www.activemq.org/Geronimo) says it is possible; (Apparently
they
connect to the jms server for jndi lookup). But they gloss over the
name of
the connection factory, and I could not make it work.
Look further in their documentation. They have way to set up a local
jndi context that gives you access to the stuff running in the
current jvm. I'm not sure but this may involve spring. Asking on
their list will get you better quality information :-) AFAIK you are
not going to be able to look up an AMQ connection factory remotely
and pull it across the wire.
thanks
david jencks
Simon
Is this a J2EE application client (using the client container) or a
"plain Java" standalone client? If you have a J2SE client I don't
think there's any way to access JMS or JDBC resources in JNDI; for an
application client using the client container I believe you can
essentailly deploy the JMS resource group as part of your client
application deployment plan so it runs in the client environment, but
I haven't worked through this myself.
Thanks,
Aaron
On 1/24/06, Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to lookup jms connection factory from the standalone
client. I
can not figure out how to specify jms connection-factory jndi
name in my
client. I looked at the active-mq website but their instructions
did not
work for me. Any suggestions?
Simon
