3 Replies Latest reply on Apr 25, 2008 7:59 AM by kconner

    When may I use queue-service.xml descriptor

    lafbarbosa

      Hi people,

      If I have the section providers into jboss-esb.xml descriptor and there I can put information about queues and topics throught which services are accessed, in which case may I use a queue-service.xml descriptor?

      Thanks in advance!

      Regards,

      Luiz

        • 1. Re: When may I use queue-service.xml descriptor
          kconner

          Sorry, not sure what you are asking here.

          The queue-service.xml files are an administrative definition of the queues required by the ESB, they are normally included within our quickstarts as a convenience.

          If the queues already exist then the queue-service.xml files do not have to be included.

          • 2. Re: When may I use queue-service.xml descriptor
            lafbarbosa

            Hi Kevin,

            I think now I understand it.

            In other words, the queue-service.xml contains your JBoss Messaging or JBossMQ queue definitions. These are read by the messaging provider to create the queues and topics. You will often add features for the queue lile security and other stuff which is specific to the messaging provider.

            The provider section in jboss-esb.xml simple using the names of the queues and topics from the queue-service.xml. This does not have to be named queue-service.xml. Could be xxx-service.xml

            • 3. Re: When may I use queue-service.xml descriptor
              kconner

              Your summary is spot on :)