Hi Shailesh
Laurent Sauvage maintains a modified version of Generic RA for Oracle AQ at
https://oracleaq.dev.java.net/. He also had similar discussion earlier in this
list.
http://www.nabble.com/Re:-Oracle-AQ-JMS-connector-t3752090.html
Please see his
https://oracleaq.dev.java.net/userguide.html for more
information. I don't how up-to-date [wrt changes in Generic RA is] the oracleaq
project at java.net is, but you might want to check out that project. Laurent
basically uses AQJMSFactory to create the CFs through
https://oracleaq.dev.java.net/source/browse/oracleaq/src/src/java/com/sun/genericra/util/OracleObjectBuilder.java?rev=1.1.1.1&view=markup
Ramesh also earlier mentioned that synchronous inbound mode in Generic RA 2.0
would help during AQ integration as well
http://www.nabble.com/OracleAQ-resource-adapter-with-WebSphere-ESB-tf4550464.html#a12985891
Thanks
--Siva.
Ramesh Parthasarathy wrote:
> Hi Shailesh,
> Generic JMS RA has an object builder which can build administered JMS
> objects from JNDI as well as reflection (javebean).
>
> But AFAIK Oracle AQ does not support object creation through any of
> these, AQ objects can be created only using the AQJMSFActory.
> This means that the existing generic jms ra object builder has to be
> enhanced to support this AQ specific way..,
> This needs to be developed and tested..
>
> Thanks
> -Ramesh
>
>
>
>
> Shailesh Kini wrote On 11/21/07 17:35,:
>> Any pointers on how to setup JNDI integration mode with Oracle AQ and
>> glassfish?
>>
>>
>> Ramesh Parthasarathy wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Fredy,
>>> ASFAIK 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 way of creating these objects.
>>> Almost all MQ providers ( except AQ) allows the managed objects to be
>>> instantiated through reflection ,and since generic ra is supposed to
>>> behave in a provider agnostic fashion we support 2 most common methods
>>> of creating jms managed objects - through jndi and javabean..,
>>>
>>> I guess you are using the javabean mode of integration in generic ra ,
>>> where gra relies on instantiating the administered objects through
>>> reflection and this of course is not working because of the first point.
>>> Could you try using the jndi integration mode....,
>>> 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
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> -Ramesh
>>>
>>> Fredy Yamid Sierra Umaña wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi Ramesh
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for response.
>>>>
>>>> The "oracle.jms.AQjmsDestination" class is located on aqapi.jar, that
>>>> Advanced Queue class implement the javax.jms.Queue interface and i set
>>>> up that class on QueueClassName
>>>> <http://localhost:9060/ibm/console/j2EEResourcePropertyCollection.do?EditValue=true&refId=J2EEResourceProperty_1191467934576&contextId=cells%3APORTATILMNode01Cell%3Anodes%3APORTATILMNode01&resourceUri=resources.xml&perspective=tab.configuration>
>>>> GenericJMSRA <https://genericjmsra.dev.java.net/> parameter.
>>>>
>>>> This jar (aqapi.jar) is included in the "Generic JMS Resource
>>>> Adapter" classpath. I am using gra 2.0.
>>>>
>>>> I hope that with those points you can help me.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> FREDY YAMID SIERRA UMAÑA
>>>> fredysierra_at_gmail.com <mailto:fredysierra_at_gmail.com>
>>>>
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