4 Replies Latest reply on Jan 17, 2011 5:00 PM by clebert.suconic

    Which JARS for JBoss 6?

    notify

      I am in the process of moving a live JBoss 4.3 App with a  basic JMS client and a Message Driven Bean to JBoss 6 Final

       

      As I understand it HornetQ is included with JBoss 6?

       

      The standard JMS classes appear to be in the;

       

      jboss-jms-api.jar

       

      in the HornetQ lib directory.

       

      In JBoss 6 Final the standard classes are in;

       

      jboss-jms-api_1.1_spec

       

      Should I be using the JAR in HornetQ (hornetq-2.1.1.Final) or JBoss Client directory?

        • 1. Which JARS for JBoss 6?
          andy.miller

          Roger, one clarifying question.  When you say JBoss 4.3, are you referring to JBoss EAP 4.3?  if so, I'm just wondering why you would move from the supported product to the unsupported community release?

           

          To answer your question directly, HornetQ is included in JBoss 6, and I believe you should use the classes from the client directory.

          • 2. Which JARS for JBoss 6?
            notify

            The community products.

             

            I've used the JAR from the client directory, everything is now compiled.

             

            Thanks.

            • 3. Which JARS for JBoss 6?
              andy.miller

              Roger Lee wrote:

               

              The community products.

               

              I've used the JAR from the client directory, everything is now compiled.

               

              Thanks.

              So, the community releases.  It was a little confusing, since there was no AS 4.3 release.

              • 4. Which JARS for JBoss 6?
                clebert.suconic

                It doesn't really matter which one you use.

                 

                 

                You could even use the JARs from the reference implementation for that matter.

                 

                 

                Well, since you are using jboss-6, I would stick to the one distributed by jboss.