On 7/19/07, Henk van Voorthuijsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It all looks very sensible - however, all how-to's I encountered so far tell
me how to configure a broker, or a receiver or a sender - but not together!
So now the question becomes: how do I set up a sender and receiver so that
they can actually communicate (using JNDI lookup if possible)?
Well you send messages to a queue using a JMS producer and consume
them from the same queue using a JMS consumer. There are examples of
each of these in the examples directory of ActiveMQ. They work right
out of the box if your run them like this:
1) In one terminal, start up ActiveMQ:
$ ./bin/activemq
2) In a second terminal, run the JMS producer:
$ cd <ACTIVEMQ-HOME>/examples
$ ant producer
3) In the second terminal, now run the JMS consumer:
$ ant consumer
This will demonstrate producing messages to a queue named TEST.FOO and
consuming messages from the same queue. This is how the producer and
the consumer communicate - via the queue.
Bruce
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