Hello

It looks that reference to this object cannot be sent outside JVM in which this 
object lives. This is an simple object, not bean, so you cannot access it. 
Honestly I don't know how to do that. From inside server you could access and 
use that reference.

So... personally i would create session bean working on server, which will 
expose some methods. These methods would get info about yoour queue via MBean 
Proxy. You could create MBean proxy in ejbCreate method, and this bean could be 
stateless.
So you would lokup for that bean, call methods on it, and all logic taking info 
about your queue would be inside that bean methods. 
It is heavier but I don't know the other way.

Best regards

vitor_b

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