Hi
>> On 'earth' (my local PC) I access through Glassfish v2 (I am
>> stating the exact versions of the App Server in each case) and
>> setup a connection factory, but as it is to be a remote factory I
>> am not finding how to indicate in Glassfish that the
>> connectionFactory is a remote factory.
>>
>> Since the tutorial doesn't cover this in the App Server, but only
>> as command line, I am currently at a lost to accomplish this next
>> step.
You could refer to the ant target "create-remote-factory" to
understand how this is done. The ant target internally uses the
asadmin CLI interface to create the various resources.
The tutorial (
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-3669/bncfp?a=view)
has this to say for creating the CF pointing to the remote machine:
"2. The create-remote-factory target, defined in the build.xml file
for the Producer example, also creates a connection factory named
jms/JupiterConnectionFactory. In addition, it sets the AddressList
property for this factory to the name of the remote system."
So in this case, while creating a JMS CF, an address list property is
set to the remote system. This would be
asadmin create-jms-resource with --property set to
AddressList={remotemachine}:7676
More information available off the man page
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-3675/create-jms-resource-1?a=view
Thanks
--Siva.
rdblaha1 wrote:
> Thank you Sivakumar
>
> I am in the tutorial under Running JMS Client Programs on Multiple Systems /
> Creating Administered Objects for Multiple Systems. I now have limited
> access to the file system on 'jupiter' so I can place my SynchConsumer.jar
> file in a directory on it.
>
> The tutorial says to use ant on 'jupiter' from the tutorial 'Producer'
> directory. I do not have the tutorial on 'jupiter' (it is one of our
> network systems). I do have access to App Server 9 on the network system
> ('jupiter'). I used it to setup a connection factory -
> jms/JupiterConnectionFactory.
>
> On 'earth' (my local PC) I access through Glassfish v2 (I am stating the
> exact versions of the App Server in each case) and setup a connection
> factory, but as it is to be a remote factory I am not finding how to
> indicate in Glassfish that the connectionFactory is a remote factory.
>
> Since the tutorial doesn't cover this in the App Server, but only as command
> line, I am currently at a lost to accomplish this next step.
>
> Thank you for your patience as I learn.
>
> Richard
>