JBOSS JMS queue access

[cemary]

At one point I was accessing a JBOSS JMS queue through a session bean. I then decided that it would be more efficient to access the queue directly. This is not working so...

1. Is this theoretically possible in JBoss, or must I access the queue through a session bean or MDB?

[adrian.brock]

You'll have to post some details like what
connection factories you are using and where
you are now accessing the queue from.

Regards,
Adrian

[cemary]

Here is a stripped version of the code:

// called for initialization
private void initRadiusEventQ(){

radiusContext = new InitialContext();

radiusQcf = (QueueConnectionFactory) radiusContext.lookup("ConnectionFactory");

radiusConn = radiusQcf.createQueueConnection();

radiusQueue = (Queue) radiusContext.lookup("queue/billableEvent");




radiusSession = radiusConn.createQueueSession(false, QueueSession.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
radiusConn.start();

radiusSender = radiusSession.createSender(radiusQueue);


//called to actually send the data to Q
private void sendRadiusUsageEvent(EventExtension usage, QueueSession session, QueueSender sender) throws JMSException {

ObjectMessage message = session.createObjectMessage(usage);

sender.send(message);

}

I am getting an authorization exception/socket timeout when I try to connect to the jboss queue. I read a number of posts that indicated that it could be a problem with different JVM versions. This is not the case. Another potential issue is the jboss server is behind a firewall, and tcpdump indicates its sending its non-routable(NAT'd) IP address. I found several posts on this problem as well, including a patch, that appears to have been integrated to jboss, but could find no documentation to support this. Search for "LOCAL_ADDR" if you're interested... So this research is the result of my original question, is what I'm trying to do even possible?

And another question would be is the NAT'd IP address problem fixed, as I could really find no posts to indicate that it was.

TIA for any help!!!