How to Receive JMS Messages in an MDB Using a Queue From JMS in a Different Remote OC4J Instance
(Doc ID 726803.1)
Last updated on FEBRUARY 13, 2024
Applies to:
Oracle Containers for J2EE - Version 10.1.3.0.0 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Goal
The example demonstrates a queue on one server (Server A), while having an MDB on another server (Server B) that listens to the queue. It also includes a client that connects to Server B and reads the messages.
The example involves having 2 Oracle Application Server and applies to Oracle AS 10.1.3.x.
The following outline the tasks to be complete:
- Server A is used to send the message to.
- Need to create a JMS destination and queue connection factory
- The queue on Server A will be called jms/MyJMSQueue.
- The queue connection factory Server A will be called jms/MyJMSQCF.
- The client will connect to server A and send a message to the queue.
- Server B is used to read the messages.
- Need to create a queue connection factory destination that point to Server A and the JMS destination as in Server A.
- The queue on Server B is the same as Server A.
- The queue connection factory Server B will be called jms/MyRemoteQCF.
- The MDB will be deployed to Server B. The MDB will listen to messages on Server A.
- The client will connect to server B and read messages from the queue.
Solution
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