Hi Albert Same here; I see it listed on jboss JMX console as well. If C++ calls with a topic name of TEST.FOO, that topic is added to the list. However, nothing happens when I use the exact same destination name as the one my MDB is listening to. In a sense I am not "creating" a topic, I am merely looking one up and I was wondering if that createTopic method from C++ is really the way to go on this case.
Have you been able to call your MDB from C++? I am at a loss here. This was for a prototype project and since I can't get this to work we'll probably have to stick with C++ for the server environment, which I was trying to avoid at all costs. If you can think of anything else, pleaset let me nknow. Thank you for your help! Albert Strasheim wrote: > > Hello > > You could try using JMX to look at the queues and topics on the broker. > Maybe JNDI is adding something to name, as you said. > > If I pass the string "foo" to Session::createTopic, I end up with a > topic called "foo" which I can see in JMX. > > Cheers, > > Albert > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Integrating-C%2B%2B-Client-with-MDB-tf3879413s2354.html#a10998238 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
