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Posted to users@activemq.apache.org by "Philippe P." <ac...@philippe.prados.name> on 2008/05/01 18:08:53 UTC
Re: JBoss and ActiveMQ with remote JNDI
JBoss answer
"/The connection factories provided by a Resource Adapter (RA) are
typically not available for use by clients that are outside of the
application server. That is, the JCA specification is intended to
provided resources to the application server, and relies upon behavior
on the part of the application server in connection pool management,
transaction management, and security.
Also, for this reason, the JNDI location of the RA's ConnectionFactories
should be located in the "java:" namespace. This namespace is local to
the jvm and has no visibility to external clients./"
Is it true ? I'm not sure. How other application server do ?
Philippe
Re: JBoss and ActiveMQ with remote JNDI
Posted by An An <an...@gmail.com>.
Hi,
I am facing this same issue.
The configuration I have is JBoss 4.0.5 with Active MQ 5.2 embedded, and
MSSQL 2005 for persistence.
Is there a way to get this jndi lookup working?
Thanks,
A
Alex Soto-2 wrote:
>
> If that is true, how is it possible that the JBossMQ connection
> factory is available to remote clients?
> I think is against the purpose of the standard if a change in the
> implementation causes the clients to stop working.
>
>
> Alex Soto
> lexsoto@gmail.com
>
> -
> Amicus Plato, sed magis amica veritas.
>
>
>
> On May 1, 2008, at 12:08 PM, Philippe P. wrote:
>
>> JBoss answer
>> "/The connection factories provided by a Resource Adapter (RA) are
>> typically not available for use by clients that are outside of the
>> application server. That is, the JCA specification is intended to
>> provided resources to the application server, and relies upon
>> behavior on the part of the application server in connection pool
>> management, transaction management, and security.
>>
>> Also, for this reason, the JNDI location of the RA's
>> ConnectionFactories should be located in the "java:" namespace.
>> This namespace is local to the jvm and has no visibility to
>> external clients./"
>>
>> Is it true ? I'm not sure. How other application server do ?
>>
>> Philippe
>
>
>
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Re: JBoss and ActiveMQ with remote JNDI
Posted by Alex Soto <le...@gmail.com>.
If that is true, how is it possible that the JBossMQ connection
factory is available to remote clients?
I think is against the purpose of the standard if a change in the
implementation causes the clients to stop working.
Alex Soto
lexsoto@gmail.com
-
Amicus Plato, sed magis amica veritas.
On May 1, 2008, at 12:08 PM, Philippe P. wrote:
> JBoss answer
> "/The connection factories provided by a Resource Adapter (RA) are
> typically not available for use by clients that are outside of the
> application server. That is, the JCA specification is intended to
> provided resources to the application server, and relies upon
> behavior on the part of the application server in connection pool
> management, transaction management, and security.
>
> Also, for this reason, the JNDI location of the RA's
> ConnectionFactories should be located in the "java:" namespace.
> This namespace is local to the jvm and has no visibility to
> external clients./"
>
> Is it true ? I'm not sure. How other application server do ?
>
> Philippe