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Does anyone tried using the Websphere JMS Provider? I need touse "IIOP protocal" only ..Questions
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I have a JMS Queue on a remote Websphere Server wheremessages are published.Lets call it as "Server2"My application has been deployed in "Server1" and in"Messaging-Config.xml", I have given the following entry <destination id="testJMSQueue"> <adapter ref="jms"/> <properties> <jms> <destination-type...Questions
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I have a JMS Queue on a remote Websphere Server wheremessages are published.Lets call it as "Server2"My application has been deployed in "Server1" and in"Messaging-Config.xml", I have given the following entry <destination id="testJMSQueue"> <adapter ref="jms"/> <properties> <jms> <destination-type...Discussions
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I have a JMS Queue on a remote Websphere Server wheremessages are published.Lets call it as "Server2"My application has been deployed in "Server1" and in"Messaging-Config.xml", I have given the following entry <destination id="testJMSQueue"> <adapter ref="jms"/> <properties> <jms> <destination-type...Discussions
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