Hi Sri,
The javabean mode of integration in generic ra , gra relies on
instantiating the administered objects through reflection. As far as I
know the best way (could be the only way :-() to create the Oracle
managed objects CFs and Destinations is through the AQJmsFactory which
is a non-standard (read proprietary) way of creating these objects.
Almost all MQ providers ( except AQ) allow the managed objects to be
instantiated through reflection ,and since generic ra is supposed to
behave in a provider agnostic fashion it would be difficult to put it in
this piece of code exclusively to support Oracle AQ. However you could
do this yourself.
You could also post a question in the Oracle AQ forum to find out if
there is any other way (other Queue class names...) of instantiating
these objects
Is there a reason you dont want to use jndi mode, are you facing any
issues ?
Thanks
-Ramesh
Sri Sri wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using GRA 2.0 with SJAS 8.1 and as it doesnot work on the javabean
> mode. So can you please let me know, are you planning to add code to
> make it work in the next maintainance release?
>
> Cheers
>
>
> On 8/6/08, *Sri Sri* <mesri09_at_gmail.com <mailto:mesri09_at_gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am using GRA 2.0 with Oracle AQ as a JMS provider, has anyone
> worked/ developed any additional code over and above the GRA for
> integration with Oracle AQ in javabean mode?.If yes, please share
> your experiences and views.
>
> Is there a roadmap decided of GRA 2.0 to add code to make Oracle AQ
> work in javabean mode.?
>
> Till when we can expect the GRA 2.0 alpha release to mature into a
> final release?
>
> Please reply as I need to take a call in the project.
>
> Cheers
> Sri
>
>
>
>