HornetQ as an in JVM queue

[dro_k]

Hi,

I would like to embed HornetQ into my app and use it as a simple "in JVM" persistent queue. But we have a requirement that the app should have a very small footprint, both runtime memory-wise and number package size (jar files). From reading the manual, I know HornetQ is very modularized, but I don't know what components I need to get a minimal persistent transactional standalone queue in my JVM.

Can anyone help me with embedding a minimal HornetQ into my app?

Thanks,

Drew

[clebert.suconic]

Have you looked here? http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/hornetq/tags/HornetQ_2_2_7_Final/examples/core/embedded/

(It's also part of the distribution.. that's the embedded example that's part of the distirbuiton... also discussed on the manual)

[dro_k]

Hi Clebert,

Thank you for responding to my question.

Yes I have. That's actually where I started. But that example is not persistent nor is transactional.

Also, I looked at http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/hornetq/tags/HornetQ_2_2_7_Final/examples/jms/embedded/ but that is not using persistency, in JVM transport or transactions.

Ideally I would like to be able use JMS as the API and HornetQ as the implementation of a simple in JVM durable (crash safe) transactional queue. No need for clustering or TCP/IP transport.

Do you know if anyone has done this? Or can you guide me on gow to do it?

Thanks again,

Drew

[dro_k]

So I started reading the User Manual, and seems like I had a total case of RTFM. The manual is great and explains everything. Sorry for polluting the user forum.

- Drew