The J2EE CA connector for an MQ is used for when you want to receive
messages, not send.
The advantages are that you can use an MDB to process messages, and
thereby get the EJB container's benefits: security, transactions,
multi-threaded processing, etc.
Regards,
Dies
legolas wood wrote:
> Hi
> Thank you for reading my post
> I was looking at SWIFT web site as it is always mentioned to be a good
> JMS provider.
> I find that they have a JCA for connecting SWIFT MQ with Glassfish 2.0
> but i can not understand why a JCA is required.
> for example we can send message to a jms provider by defining a
> connection factory / destination that point to that particular JMS
> server, cat we?
> if yes, why they should bother them self to develop JCA adapter ? does
> it provide some performance improvement or something?
>
> thanks.