Hi Remsy
Maybe this is going off topic, but I just can't get the JNDI working.
Ok.. so the issue is about using plain MQ via JMS from Java.. and not
specific to the ESB.
I found this article:
http://www.boodi.com/2008/08/ibm-websphere-mq-and-tomcat-jndi.html
Do I need to set a JNDI context within tomcat like this ?
<Resource name="ConnectionFactory" auth="Container"
type="com.ibm.mq.jms.MQTopicConnectionFactory"
factory="com.ibm.mq.jms.MQTopicConnectionFactoryFactory"
description="JMS Queue Connection Factory for sending messages"
HOST="remote-server" PORT="1480" CHAN="SVR_CHANNEL" TRAN="1" QMGR="QM"/>
then reference it within axis2.xml ?
I am not a frequent MQ user.. but I believe they ship enough
documentation and a simple sample to do this? You could even use your
IBM support contract to ask for help on how to get it done. I would not
recommend using Tomcat and its JNDI to expose your JMS provider to the
ESB, I am not sure, but I also think Tomcat allows only local access to
its JNDI unlike a full J2EE server. Exposing JMS elements over JNDI is
typically a natural and native function of a JMS provider.
asankha
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Perera
*Sent:* September 24, 2008 10:06 PM
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*Subject:* Re: [esb-java-user] MQ series message listener
Hi Remsy
Hi. I am only allowed to connect to the mq manager with these
parameters, so I don't have access to the remote mq server.
Can I use these parameters to establish an MQ listener:
manager name, queue name, host, channel, port, userid, password
and I have the ibm mq jar files on the lib directory.
Can you try to simply connect to a MQ destination and print a
message? Try to use a simple client extended from something like
[1]. You will need to make the MQ client JAR/s available to this
program, and also set the JNDI properties to correctly connect to
your remote MQ server. When you have successfully connected with
this JMS client, you have everything needed to connect to MQ from
the ESB - which will be very clear then. You copy the same JAR/s
into the ESB's lib folder, and specify them in the axis2.xml and
or JMS addresses.
Do I need to have esb on the same server of wmq ?
No
asankha
[1]
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/examples/jms/simple/src/SimpleSynchConsumer.java
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