I am trying to change the persistence store to PostgreSQL according to 5.2 in 
the JBossMessagingGettingStarted.pdf.

anonymous wrote :  JBoss Messaging is shipped with several pm configuration 
files for the most commonly used 
  | database servers such as Oracle, mySQL or MSSQL. These files are located in 
/docs/examples/config

It specifies:

anonymous wrote : To change the pm configuration, navigate to 
/server/$SERVER_CONF/deploy/jboss-messaging.sar/META-INF 
  | and edit jboss-service.xml From the example folder, copy the mbean 
definition that is appropriate for your data- 
  | base server e.g. mysql-jdbcpersistencemanager-service.xml Paste it in place 
of the existing one then restart the 
  | server.

However, in the jboss-messaging-1.0.0.Beta1.zip I find no such collection of 
examples, other than MySQL. I assume this is an oversight. Is there anywhere I 
can download an example PostgreSQL? I will attempt to roll my own in the 
meantime, but would prefer one already tested by someone more familiar with 
JBoss Messaging.

I have everything apparently working according to the example test cases, but I 
found a few glitches (like the above), and the apparent omission (or 
mis-configuration by me) of the file note at the beginning of Chapter 5:

anonymous wrote : Note: In JBoss Messaging 1.0 most of those services are 
configurable via mbean definitions which are all located 
  | in jboss-messaging.sar/META-INF/jboss-service.xml. In the next release, 
configurations will be broken down 
  | into separate xml files.

The closest thing I see to it is:
$JBOSS_HOME/server/messaging/tmp/deploy/tmp26612jboss-messaging-scoped.sar

>From the path, I assume this is a dynamically deployed/created instance and 
>not one I would edit (and it does not have a file system entry that 
>corresponds to jboss-messaging.sar/META-INF/jboss-service.xml anyway).

Any corrections, comments, pointers, URL's, etc. greatly appreciated.

I apologize if I should have separated this post into two, but it all falls 
into trying to change the JDBC persistence to PostgreSQL and I assume most or 
all is a mis-configuration problem on my end.

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