I have implemented something similar, but not jms, so let me suggest this.
integrated JMS into ofbiz using the handlers in the controller.
this eliminates the jms server and the client talks directly to ofbiz.
since the JMS handler is built in it can take care of the login.
check out the different handlers now available in the controller.xml,
for a prototype to your JMS handler.
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Muhammed Aamir sent the following on 6/11/2010 9:07 PM:
I am sorry I didn't explain my point well. I want my client application
to access jms but couldn't figure out how to avoid authentication twice,
one with ofbiz and another with jms server. I wish jms (or at least
asynchronous calling (and response)) from client was possible with ofbiz.
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On Jun 12, 2010, at 1:18, Scott Gray <[email protected]> wrote:
OFBiz services can be accessed via JMS, have you looked at the
JmsServiceEngine class at all?
Regards
Scott
On 12/06/2010, at 4:53 AM, Muhammad Aamir wrote:
Hi,
I need to develop a standalone Java client accessing ofbiz services
and same
time want to utilize JMS in order to receive messages asynchronously.
Since
ofbiz doesn't provide asynchronous messaging out of the box, I am
thinking
to use any JMS server. However, I don't want my user to confuse by
authenticating against both ofbiz and JMS server.
Thanks for your support.
Muhammed Aamir
