JBossMQ and Remote Embedded Clients

[basilid]

Hi,

Please excuse me if this is not an appropriate forum for this post.

I have an embedded, x86 based platform running LynxOS RTOS. The embedded client application is written in C. The application needs to send messages over LAN to a specific queue on the JBoss server. I need to understand the interface to the queue so that my embedded client application can generate a correctly formed message which gets to the right queue on the remote server.

I would apprieciate if you could point to the source of such information.
Thank you for your help.

Bill

[adrian.brock]

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[basilid]

Thanks.

Bill

[genman]

Your best bet (IMHO) would be to come up with your own protocol, create a socket listener on JBoss, and have JBoss enqueue a JMS message per request, rather than trying to use an existing transport like UIL2. HTTP is probably the most simple.

There is no language-agnostic, generic JMS protocol available to talk to JBoss. So you have to invent your own.

[basilid]

genman,

Thank you for your response. My experience is limited to real-time embedded platforms but I would appreciate if you could elaborate, or point to reading material, on how to create a socket listener on JBoss, and have JBoss enqueue a JMS message per request.
Thank you.

Bill

[genman]

basild,

There are a lot of books (and online tutorials, etc.) on network programming in Java.

Combined with some examples on JMX and JMS, you should be able to write a server.
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