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font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman","serif";} *What I want to
do:*
I have a simple java application in which I create an embedded glassfish
server. Into that server I wish to deploy a war. This war will use JMS as it
primary means of inter process communication. Therefore I would like to use
the JMS implementation provided within the Glassfish server.
*Problem:*
After starting the embedded Glassfish server I am unable to create any JMS
resources (such as javax.jms.Queue or javax.jms.ConnectionFactory)
*Code snippet:*
1. GlassFish glassfish = GlassFishRuntime./bootstrap/().newGlassFish(); 2.
glassfish.start(); 3. CommandRunner commandRunner =
glassfish.getCommandRunner(); 4. 5. CommandResult result =
commandRunner.run("create-jms-resource", "--restype",
"javax.jms.ConnectionFactory", "--description", "connection factory for
durable subscriptions", "--property", "ClientId=MyID",
"myDurableConnectionFactory"); 6. System./out/.println(result.getOutput());
7. 8. File war = *new* File("resources" + File./separator/ +
"someService.war"); 9. Deployer deployer = glassfish.getDeployer(); 10.
deployer.deploy(war, "--name=simple", "--contextroot=simple",
"--force=true"); 11. 12. // do some waiting until I need to stop the server
13. 14. deployer.undeploy("simple", "--droptables=true", "--cascade=true");
15. glassfish.stop();
*The output from line 6 is the following:*
PlainTextActionReporterFAILUREUnable to create connection pool. Invalid
raname. Connector Module with name jmsra not found.
The same happens when I try to create a javax.jms.Queue. In either case,
because the resources fail to create my deployed war is unable to find them
on the JNDI tree.
*Help is much appreciated:*
I would appreciate help in figureing out what is missing or what I am doing
wrong in this case.
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