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Posted to java-user@axis.apache.org by Francis Ho -- Sun Enterprise Architecture <gr...@yahoo.com> on 2003/05/27 20:06:49 UTC
re: Issue with SOAP messaging with JMS
Since you plan to use JMS as the underlying transport, you will need to use a
JMS implementation that supports .NET clients or use a bridge like ActiveJMS
(see: http://active-jms.sourceforge.net).
francis
--
Niket Anand <ni...@noida.manystreams.com> wrote:
Hello All,
As Axis is providing API or samples for JMS transport service with SOAP. But I
have a query.
To get the web service using Axis with JMS, client should be in java. But I want
to provide web service which can handle Asynchronous SOAP messaging with any
Applications as clients. These applications might be implemented in .NET, java etc.
Can anybody tell me the solution How to have such kind of service with .NET client
waiting for ur reply.....
Thanks,
Niket
Re: Issue with SOAP messaging with JMS
Posted by Mitchell Horowitz <ho...@sonicsoftware.com>.
Here is a shameless plug -
SonicMQ has a native COM client that supports JMS in a .NET environment
including VB and C#. If you go to the Sonic Webpage, you can download
the JMS COM Client at no charge.
http://www.sonicsoftware.com/cgi-bin/sonic.cgi/download_menu.w and go to
the Clients Download section.
Francis Ho -- Sun Enterprise Architecture wrote:
>Since you plan to use JMS as the underlying transport, you will need to use a
>JMS implementation that supports .NET clients or use a bridge like ActiveJMS
>(see: http://active-jms.sourceforge.net).
>
>
>francis
>--
>Niket Anand <ni...@noida.manystreams.com> wrote:
>
>Hello All,
>As Axis is providing API or samples for JMS transport service with SOAP. But I
>have a query.
>
>To get the web service using Axis with JMS, client should be in java. But I want
>to provide web service which can handle Asynchronous SOAP messaging with any
>Applications as clients. These applications might be implemented in .NET, java etc.
>Can anybody tell me the solution How to have such kind of service with .NET client
>
>waiting for ur reply.....
>Thanks,
>Niket
>
>
--
Mitchell Horowitz
Principal Systems Engineer
Tel: 1 415 643-SONIC
Western Region Team Leader
www.sonicsoftware.com
Sonic Software
Re: Issue with SOAP messaging with JMS
Posted by Mitchell Horowitz <ho...@sonicsoftware.com>.
Here is a shameless plug -
SonicMQ has a native COM client that supports JMS in a .NET environment
including VB and C#. If you go to the Sonic Webpage, you can download
the JMS COM Client at no charge.
http://www.sonicsoftware.com/cgi-bin/sonic.cgi/download_menu.w and go to
the Clients Download section.
Francis Ho -- Sun Enterprise Architecture wrote:
>Since you plan to use JMS as the underlying transport, you will need to use a
>JMS implementation that supports .NET clients or use a bridge like ActiveJMS
>(see: http://active-jms.sourceforge.net).
>
>
>francis
>--
>Niket Anand <ni...@noida.manystreams.com> wrote:
>
>Hello All,
>As Axis is providing API or samples for JMS transport service with SOAP. But I
>have a query.
>
>To get the web service using Axis with JMS, client should be in java. But I want
>to provide web service which can handle Asynchronous SOAP messaging with any
>Applications as clients. These applications might be implemented in .NET, java etc.
>Can anybody tell me the solution How to have such kind of service with .NET client
>
>waiting for ur reply.....
>Thanks,
>Niket
>
>
--
Mitchell Horowitz
Principal Systems Engineer
Tel: 1 415 643-SONIC
Western Region Team Leader
www.sonicsoftware.com
Sonic Software