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Hi,

We have an application (let's call it "MainApp") which is running on JBoss 4. We need to create one Queue using JMS in this app. We also need to create one java class which retrieves message from this Queue for further processing.

There are coulpe of other applications (let's call them "App1" & "App2") on the same network which will put messages in the Queue in MainApp. My question is how can these 2 apps access Queue in MainApp ? App1 is a .NET app and App2 is a J2EE app.

I really appreciate any suggestions.

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Dilip kumar
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Hi,

I did more research and found that I could user JNDI to access Queue in MainApp from App1. But I'm not clear about the syntax. Can I use the IP address to access queue in MainApp ?

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Hi Dilip

I don't know what J2EE Server you are using but here is an exmaple for jBoss that should get you started.



Hope this Helps
[ May 26, 2005: Message edited by: Andrew Bowes ]
 
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