Re: what is connection url for glassfish jms?
Legolas Woodland wrote:
> Sivakumar Thyagarajan wrote:
>> Legolas Woodland wrote:
>>
>>> Sivakumar Thyagarajan wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Hi
>>>>
>>>> Could you clarify which connection url are referring to? In GlassFish,
>>>> if you want to use the default JMS broker bundled with the application
>>>> sevrer, all that needs to be done is create a Connection Factory JMS
>>>> resource and a destination resource, and then look them up in an
>>>> application component and use the JMS APIs to send the message.
>>>> The actual connection url [ie broker address to connect to] is
>>>> automatically taken care of behind the scenes.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Thank you for clarification
>>> I need the steps (which one of them is to know the url) to use JMS
>>> service from a remote Client.
>>> the remote client must have access to some queu that i made by using
>>> glassfish administration console.
>>> I add message to those queues (that i made from admin console of
>>> glassfish) from my enterprise application deployed inside glassfish.
>>> Now i need to access those message which i add to those queues from a
>>> remote application.
>>>
>>>
>> If I have understood you correctly, you are looking for ways by which
>> you could work with a Queue from a remote maching using a non-ACC
>> [standalone java] program. Documentation for this is available off
>> http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-2556/6n4rap8rr?a=view
>>
>> Please let me know should you need more information.
>>
> Hi , Thank you for your Help
> Remote application is a standalone java application, there are some
> possibilities that we run this application on the same machine that we
> run the application server
> but in another JVM. (so it will be a remote application that need to
> access the queue)
> Let explain my scenario :
> we have an enterprise application wich receive too much hit sometimes so ,
> we decide to use a JMS service to store all hit (transactions) that we
> receive and then Let another application on another JVM to process
> and execute them against our Data base server and other back ends.
>
> So , When we receive a Hit we create a jms message from that hit
> information (for example which query must be executed and ....)
> then we send it so some Queue in our JMS server (Sun MQ).
> Now the remote application which is running on another JVM should be
> able to consume those messages to process them.
>
> i think this scenario is one of the main goal of JMs services because
> it is a Asynchronous communication and information processing.
>
Any comment please?
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