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        1. Re: Why does MDB prepend queue/ to nameslz1972 Mar 22, 2002 3:16 PM (in response to pcallies)JBossMQ uses jndi to lookup administered JMS objects, such as Queue and Topic. 
 The jndi or jnp of JBoss uses Unix-like file system to store objects.
 queue/ , in this case, indicates a directory name containing various queues names.
 hope that helps
 sheng
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        2. Re: Why does MDB prepend queue/ to namepcallies Mar 23, 2002 1:55 PM (in response to pcallies)Thanks for trying, but that tells me what JBossMQ does, not why the message-driven bean plugin assumes that queues will be prefixed with the queue/ directory. 
 It seems an assumption was made that the MDB would never be used with another messaging system. It would have been better to take the value of the destination-jndi-name element of the jboss.xml deployment descriptor as-is. People who are running against JBossMQ would need to prefix their destinations with "queue/" or "topic/", but it would open the door to other messaging systems.
 I guess I'll take a shot at making the change myself and see how it works.
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        3. Re: Why does MDB prepend queue/ to namepra Mar 24, 2002 8:05 AM (in response to pcallies)It was done totaly pluggable from start. Then someone introduced sopme magic when a destination was not there and the code became unportable. If you solve this, pleas contribute a patch. 
 //Peter
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        4. Re: Why does MDB prepend queue/ to nameamueller Mar 24, 2002 11:26 AM (in response to pcallies)> It was done totaly pluggable from start. Then someone 
 > introduced sopme magic when a destination was not
 > there and the code became unportable.
 Yeah, you need some kind of quality control (a 'board' or whatever). Contributing a change over a change doesn't work.
 Andreas
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        5. Re: Why does MDB prepend queue/ to namepra Mar 24, 2002 3:38 PM (in response to pcallies)Yea, but that particular change WAS much depated an introduced against mine and Hirams recomendation. I do not want to dvelve into it; but I did lose the lust to fix the problem. 
 //Peter
 
     
     
    