Hi Matthias,
If you plug in a JMS provider as a JNDI resource, you won't get connection pooling and connections will not be enlisted in transactions. I don't think that is a good option.
Genericjmsra should be able to deal with SonicMQ without any problem. It will provide pooling and transaction support. However, if you prefer, there is another RA that you can use: JMSJCA (download it from
http://jmsjca.dev.java.net) that we have used frequently to work with SonicMQ.
HTH,
Frank
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