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1. Re: Setting up JMS servlet in JBoss
What do you mean by "JMS Servlet" it isn't something that I have heard of.
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2. Re: Setting up JMS servlet in JBoss
I mean I am using JMS QueueSender and QueueReceiver classes in my servlet to send and receive messages.
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3. Re: Setting up JMS servlet in JBoss
Ok to get help in the forums you need to provide the following:-
Desription of what you are actually doing.
Tell us the JBoss version
JDK version
OS version
Code snippets
Deployment descriptors / snippets as appropriate.
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4. Re: Setting up JMS servlet in JBoss
Hey,
I am passing some form parameters from a HTML form to
a Servlet which is accessing these parameters and
creating a MQSeries message from these parameters and
sending it to a queue.When servlet is invoked then it
displays name and value of passed parameters but when
MQSeries code is executed then it gives 500
javax/resource/ResourceException.My MQ jar files are
in my application folder(ear) and entries of these jar
files are in application.xml file.Classpath of MQ has
been set using environment variables only.If I need to
set classpath using JBoss too then I am not aware of
that.I m using JBoss 3.0.8 and J2sdk 1.4.2 and I m
working on windows XP.If I need to do any additional
setting then please let me know.I am first time using
Servlet for MQseries.