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JMS & MSMQ

JMS & MSMQ

2004-09-08 - By sagar ipte

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Bayarsaikhan: 
 
You can run JMS client without application server. The client program simply
needs access to initial context of the remote JMS server running on network. 
And a JMS connection factory should be available in JNDI 
 
I am not very sure about, but JMS Server should be configured to communicate
with MSMQ and not client. 
 
- Sagar 
 
 
On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 Bayarsaikhan VOLODYA(YAZ-ArGe) wrote : 
>Hi everybody? 
> 
>i am pretty new to message oriented middleware. 
>I have a two question. 
>1. Can JMS client run without application server? i mean can i write an
client application which connects to queue running on an application server on
network and run it on my computer just like java application without any
application server on local computer. 
>2. Can my JMS client connect to MSMQ? Is there any integration between them
. I read that queue technology is vendor-specific, while web service is global
due to the wsdl, soap. 
> 
>thanks. 
> 
>Bayarsaikhan VOLODYA 
> 
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Bayarsaikhan:

You can run JMS client without application server. The client program simply
needs access to initial context of the remote JMS server running on network.
And a JMS connection factory should be available in JNDI

I am not very sure about, but JMS Server should be configured to communicate
with MSMQ and not client.

- Sagar

On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 Bayarsaikhan VOLODYA(YAZ-ArGe) wrote :
>Hi everybody?
>
>i am pretty new to message oriented middleware.
>I have a two question.
>1. Can JMS client run without application server? i mean can i write an client
application which connects to queue running on an application server on network
and run it on my computer just like java application without any application
server on local computer.
>2. Can my JMS client connect to MSMQ? Is there any integration between them. I
read that queue technology is vendor-specific, while web service is global due
to the wsdl, soap.
>
>thanks.
>
>Bayarsaikhan VOLODYA
>
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