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Where to get basic JMS jars?

 
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Hi,

I am a beginner and I have learnt to write basic JMS clients, but using Glassfish that came inside the jee_sdk downloaded from Oracle Downloads. Now, I found that all I needed for compilation of my class were the javax.jms.* and javax.naming.* packages for all classes, interfaces and exceptions.

Can you tell me where to download these JAR files exclusively?
And also point me to the API link for these basic programs' need.

I am just slightly confused as to why I got Glassfish when I downloaded jee SDK. Is is that the SDK has to provide a reference implementation so they added their own Glassfish app server?

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go to http://www.java2s.com/Code/Jar/CatalogJar.htm to get all these jars and many more if you required.
 
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Rajdeep, you don't need GlassFish server (or any other server) if you just want to compile a JMS program against the JMS API. These API jars are usually part of the application server downloads and application server vendor don't list such jars on their downloads page separately. However, those jars are still available for download from places like the Maven repositories. For example, JBoss has a Maven repository and the JMS jar is available here https://repository.jboss.org/nexus/content/groups/public-jboss/org/jboss/spec/javax/jms/ (choose the relevant directory depending on which JMS spec version you want to use).
 
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Prabhat Singh wrote:go to http://www.java2s.com/Code/Jar/CatalogJar.htm to get all these jars and many more if you required.



I don't know about that site, but be careful where you download binaries from. You never know if those are trustworthy.
 
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