Connecting JMS servers together into a cluster

          Hi
          I am just wondering if anyone tried (or is it even possible) to connect JMS servers
          from different providers (say BEA and Sonic) together in a cluster of some sorts?
          Thanks
          

Integrating foreign vendors with WL has come up many times in this newsgroup.
          Search for "MQ" (MQSeries) and "Sonic".
          Tom
          Alex wrote:
          > Hi
          >
          > I am just wondering if anyone tried (or is it even possible) to connect JMS servers
          > from different providers (say BEA and Sonic) together in a cluster of some sorts?
          >
          > Thanks
          

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