JMS issue

[Viv Gupta]

Hi,
Iam working on application that implements JNDI & JMS on Tomcat 5.0. The JMS provider that Iam using is OpenJMS. I am writing this application just to clear my concepts of JNDI and JMS. Now my question is - How can I bind a QueueConnectionFactory to a JNDI so that the sender/receiver can lookup JNDI for ConnectionFactory.

I don't want to use the JNDI of openJMS. Iam using fileSystem JNDI provider of SUN. The code goes like this -

 try 
{
// Create the initial context.  The environment
// information specifies the JNDI provider to use
// and the initial URL to use (in our case, a
// directory in URL form -- file:///...).
Hashtable hashtableEnvironment = new Hashtable();
 
hashtableEnvironment.put(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,"com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory");
 
hashtableEnvironment.put(Context.PROVIDER_URL,rgstring);
 
Context context = new InitialContext(hashtableEnvironment);
 
// What should I give in place of ?
context.bind("QueueConnectionFactory", ? );

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context.close();
}
catch (NamingException namingexception) 
{
  namingexception.printStackTrace();
}

QueueConnectionFactory is an interface, so how can bind the object of QueueConnectionFactory to JNDI so that the sender/receiver can lookup for the connection factory ?

[Mark Spritzler]

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Thanks

Mark