Okay, so I have read nearly everything I can find on the ActiveMQ web site and the various forums and I am still left with questions regarding how I can use the AjaxServlet in my application. Specifically what I seem to be missing is how do I configure the AjaxServlet to use my ActiveMQ topics?
Specifically what I have in mind is this: - Ajax-enabled web application using the AMQ amq.js and AjaxServlet (Jetty / Tomcat) - ActiveMQ running stand-alone - Spring JMS stand-alone application My desire is to have my Ajax-enabled web clients use the AMQ AjaxServlet to subscribe to topics in my stand-alone AMQ broker. Then, my Spring JMS application will be publishing messages into the AMQ broker that I need published out to my Ajax-enable web clients via the AMQ AjaxServlet. From what I have read it appears that I should be able to do this, but the devil is in the details. So, my questions are: 1. How do I configure the AjaxServlet to find my AMQ and related topics? 2. Or, is this just "auto-magically" done for me? 3. Or, do I need to be running AMQ embedded in the same servlet container as my web application in order for this to work? 4. Or, and is is my worst fear, is none of this possible since the AMQ AjaxServlet simply creates topics / queues on the fly for your web app and does not integrate at all with the full AMQ broker? Thanks in advance. Brent -- Brent Baxter Chariot Solutions [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: 215-358-1780 Fax: 215-358-1781
