I'm attempting to create a java stored proc in Oracle that sends a message via
JBoss.
I believe I identified all the depencies and loaded the appropriate JBoss
classes. However, when my java code looks up the ConnectionFactory
[ctx.lookup("ConnectionFactory")], I'm returned a javax.jms.Reference rather
than the SpyConnectionFactory.
So in an attempt to get the SpyConnectionFactory loaded into Oracle I've placed
a reference to it in my java source code and added jbossmq.jar to the
dependency tree.
This loads the appropriate reference but they will NOT compile/resolve in
Oracle.
Any ideas why? Do they contain code specific to a jvm version not supported by
Oracle?
OBTW The code works fine if I run it standalone from main.
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