2 Replies Latest reply on May 5, 2005 5:29 PM by starksm64

    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

        • 1. Re: JBossMQ and Remote Embedded Clients
          starksm64

          The message format relies on java object serialization, so there is no way you are going to reproduce it in C without writing a mini jvm. You would have to write your own message invocation layer using a java agnostic wire format. More practical would be to just write a webservice adaptor that takes soap message and reposts it to the jms server.

          • 2. Re: JBossMQ and Remote Embedded Clients
            starksm64

            If you stuck to basic types or objects that had basic types you could parse the serialized object stream without having to do any class loading. The format of such a stream is supposedly described in the rmi reference, but I would guess looking at the jdk source code would actually be required.