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XI---->OpenJMS

Former Member
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Hi,

I am connecting XI to a Java application (Ofbiz) developed on Tomcat server . The application is developed with connectivity using JMS.

The JMSServer is OpenJMS.

Has anyone done this before?

Any information is greatly appreciated.

thanks in Advence.

Lemin

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Former Member
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Hi Yomesh,

Thank you for your answer.

I'm using:

-XI Reciver Adapter Configuration.

-The Open source JMS server from Sun.

the servername is (OpenJMS )http://openjms.sourceforge.net/.

But your Adapter configuration for JBOss should be help ful.

Best regards

Lemine

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Hi Lemine,

You will have to find out the value of following parameters.

First of all use <b>Transport Protocol</b>: Access JMS Provider with JNDI.

then, for <b>QueueConnectionFactory</b>, we gave java:/ConnectionFactory.

<b>Queue</b>: queue/<Queue Name>

For <b>name of JNDI initial context factory</b>,First you will have to find out which jar file you require to add to jmsproviderlib.sda .There are always vendor specific jar files which need to be added to the jmsproviderlib.sda and corresponding entry has to be made in provider.xml file. So first find out that,then you can unjar that particular jar file to indentify what path should be entered in this field(Path for NamingContextFactory.class). For example in case of JBOSS we give org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory .

Then the rest of parameters are self explanatory.

Try it,

Yomesh

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HI lemine,

which open JMS server you are using. I have done this for JBOSS server which is also an open JMS server. I can help you in configuring receiver JMS adapter for open JMS server.Please let me know if this is your requirement,or u are expecting something else.

Yomesh.