At 04:03 10.5.01 +0200, you wrote:
I've been using JMS for a few months now but am new to SwiftMQ.
In my app, I create an initial context in the same manner as the sample
code. However, when trying to context.list("/") I get a
javax.naming.OperationNotSupported exception.
SwiftMQ does not implement looking or listing context by name. Why don't you ask this over [EMAIL PROTECTED]?
Maybe they will tell you if they have plans to implement this?
I'm trying to get a list of all the topic names in JNDI so that I can
programmatically remove names that don't match certain criteria.
Why doesn't SwiftMQ's InitialContext implement list() and is there an
alternative way to accomplish this with SwiftMQ?
Sorry, but I wouldn't know. Maybe someone else knows? They say they will open their API to the public, so we could implement our own security model for example..
Also, this isn't a big deal, but is there a reason that topic names don't
support underscores '_'? It's often the case that _ is included in the
definition of alphanumeric and I'd previously used underscore in many of
my topic names.
Names of queues and topics cannot have the same characters that OS files cannot have, because every message is written to hard disc and it's filename is dependant on queue name and dome other stuff.
But you could define an alias in JNDI Swiftlet where you can use whatever characters you like.
Thanks, abe
I hope this helps.
Best regards,
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