Delivery of message in jms to multiple clients

Question

**Now,I am using queues in jms which are already configurred in server.
But,for n users it will be difficult to maintain n queues in server.So,
***Should i go towards creating and using Temporary Queues(I am trying to code for Temporary queues continuously but not at some final result,so plz tell how sender will tell receiver about his queue and how receiver will reply in sender's particular queue.
***How much it will be feasible if single queue is used by all clients(both senders and receivers).
Thanx in advance

Answer 1

***Topic also need to be preconfigurred in my application server,so my applications will be limited by number of topics.
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/sdk_1.3/techdocs/api/index.html
You'll see there methods for creating permanent and temporary topics. After creating a topic you'll need to bind it to your JNDI tree so that it can be retrieved again.
***Problem of receiving should not come b/c message will be sent by sender with the name of receiver attached to it,so that when all receivers will get it,the receiver whose name will be mentioned in message will take out the message.
You are still thinking "point to point" but you should be thinking "publish and subscribe". When a client joins a conversation/chatroom they should "subscribe" to a topic dynically created for that coversation/chatroom. For the duration of the subscription any message "published" to the topic will be routed to all subscribers automatically. There is no need to add the receivers name to the message.
On a separate note (and I've tried to reword a couple of times to sound less harsh, but don't think I've managed it so apologies for the slightly aggressive tone) you've asked a lot of questions on this forum in recent weeks, but when people answer your questions you fail to look into them properly. You also have a slightly high expectation of the level of response - we're not here to solve your problems, we're here to help you solve them yourself. You've also asked for email addresses / ICQ numbers - this may be more convenient for you but means that the forum loses the benefit of subsequent conversations. Not to mention the last thing I (and my clients) want while I'm trying to solve a difficult problem of my own is messenger flashing up every five minutes.
The best thing you can do is read the JMS specification cover to cover
http://java.sun.com/products/jms/docs.html - it's well written and not particularly big as specifications go. If you have any futher questions make sure you google / search this forum before you post.
Steve