Hi
Apache Tomee+ comes with Active MQ as its JMS provider. It's the
implementation for JavaEE message-driven beans. So it can start an embedded
JMS instance, managed by TomEE+.
About your JSP page, I think you can use some javascript to poll the server
for new messages using ajax.
[]
Leo
On Wed, Nov 26, 2014 at 1:01 PM, Kernel freak <kernelfr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> I am working on a Spring MVC application for which I would like to
> integrate a chat functionality for 2 users to chat. With my research I
> found out that ActiveMQ is a good thing to use it for. Unfortunately all
> the resources I found are related to broadcast chat, which is not my
> target.
>
> Question 1) Does anyone know any examples where ActiveMQ is used for
> personalized chatting, with persistence will be awesome, but minimum I need
> is for personalized chatting.
>
> Q2) When the method onMessage() is overriden, I can call a function in
> Controller/Service or somewhere else, but how do I update the chatbox,
> which is in JSP(with HTML code inside)? I am presuming here, because of
> ActiveMQ, the client does not need to keep sending request to check if
> there is a new message, rather the server tells the client, how does that
> work within a Spring-MVC project.
>
> Q3) As I am using Apache Tomcat for deploying the application, I found out
> that there is a version of ActiveMQ which has Apache Tomcat into it. I
> presume it is Apache Tomcat EE, or similar. For this I couldn't find any
> port number related documents. For ActiveMQ I don't want to open ports
> using ActiveMQConnectionFactory, so does anyone know if it listens on
> default tomcat provided ports instead of using line below :
>
> ActiveMQConnectionFactory connectionFactory = new
> ActiveMQConnectionFactory("tcp://localhost:61616");
>
> Any help would be nice. Thank you very much.
>
