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Alasdair MacLeod commented on QPID-896:
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Arnaud,
I think it depends on the audience.
I am learning the JMS API so my priority is to make things as simple as
possible and focus purely on the messaging code. I have read the examples
shipped with QPID and understood the principles of the JNDI lookup etc but
wanted to remove any possibility of side-effects or errors due to
misconfiguration. I.e. what I'm looking for is very naive and straightforward
code that exercises the API and nothing else. I also wanted to understand if
an app would have any direct dependencies on the qpid code base. The examples
reference some qpid classes but it seems that (beyond initial context creation)
an app can be purely JNDI and JMS.
The docs are a bit sparse so I took the sun tutorials as my starting point. I
started writing very simple apps to excercise features of JMS, using QPID as
the server - when I saw this JIRA issue I thought the bits of code I've written
might be of use - and I'll personally feel far more motivated if the code I
write will actually have some end use.
Alasdair
> Provide Simple Pub/Sub examples that do not use extends
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>
> Key: QPID-896
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/QPID-896
> Project: Qpid
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Java Client
> Reporter: Martin Ritchie
> Assignee: Martin Ritchie
> Attachments: VerySimpleSend.java
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>
> The examples we currently have are overly complicated for new JMS users.
> Ensure we provide the following examples that are self contained and well
> documented.
> - Point to Point
> - Publish / Subscribe
> - Request / Response
> While this code is available with a quick google it would be better to bundle
> examples that are well documented and work out of the box with Qpid.
> This JIRA should potentially be duplicated across all languages. (obviously
> without the JMS slant)
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