This is untrue, see my previous response to this message to a forum link with info on how to connect to jms objects. The post talks about connecting to a remote glassfish server (from within a deployed module), but the process is the same from a standalone client (given you have the correct glassfish jars on your classpath).
I use this method still, and I run JUnit tests from both NetBeans and Eclipse that run outside of the appserver that connect and send JMS messages
Alex Sherwin
alex.sherwin_at_acadiasoft.com
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Hi,
I have been doing the same to lookup the JDBC resource and was not successful in doing so. Today I read some where that I can not lookup a jdbc and jms resource defined on an application sever from a standalone client. They could only be retrieved from modules deployed in appserver, what this means is we can access internal jdbc and jms resource only from components deployed under application server.
Will appreciate your opinion.
Regards
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