Thanks... I thought the answer was along those lines but the library I'm
using was constraining me to use JNDI. However I now looked into their
source code and found a clean way around JNDI. Your answer got me motivated
in the right direction, thankyou.
John
2011/5/23 Mikolaj Rydzewski
> On Mon
On Mon, 23 May 2011 10:34:28 +0200, John Fletcher wrote:
The challenge is that the JMS topics I want to make available to the
library depend on some runtime information, i.e. I want my
application to
create the JMS topics dynamically. Is there a way that I can create
these
JNDI resources at ru
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2011/5/20 John Fletcher
> In my application I'm using a library which uses JNDI to locate JMS topics
> and then operates with them.
>
> I successfully configured JNDI references to the JMS topics like this in
>
In my application I'm using a library which uses JNDI to locate JMS topics
and then operates with them.
I successfully configured JNDI references to the JMS topics like this in
Context.xml, and everything works nicely:
The challenge is that the JMS topics I want to make available to t
