Connect to third party jms ( which created in jboss)

Hi ,
I want to write data into queue which is created in jboss.
Please any one can provide what are the configurations required and jars file require in which place i need to place those jars.
Regards
janardhan
Edited by: user10374148 on Jan 13, 2010 7:34 AM

chk ur netbeans proxy settings or the server providing the webservice is downIf that is the real error message, find the person or vendor responsible and register a quality complaint.
Otherwise tell us the real error message and the exception class and show the stack trace.

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