JMS Properties in JNDI Directory

Question

We are starting to use Message-Driven-Beans within our WLS 8 environment. My responsibility
is for WebSphere MQ and JMS. Currently our JMS usage has been such that that the
connection_factory information is stored in a central LDAP directory and administered
by the WebSphere MQ team. The queue objects are administered by the application
teams and kept locally. We would like to keep this concept also when using MDBs
in WLS. Looking at the configuration I cannot see how I could define two seperate
JNDI (initial_context) references - one for the queue object and a different one
for the connection_factory.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Martin
PS: Using MQ as transport for JMS is mandatory!

Answer 1

If your program is in an executeable jar file then add the following in the manifest
class-path: junk.jar
junk.jar has
pjb/props/myconfig.properties file
To access the properties in junk from your executable jar file in your class, do the following
Locale eng = Locale.ENGLISH;
String myvalue  = java.util.ResourceBundle.getBundle("pjb.props.myconfig",eng).getString("greeting");That should work
Or if you not using an executable jar file just set your CLASSPATH to the directory where that junk.jar is.
java -cp c:\myjavalib\stash\                 <-----Assmuing junk.jar is in thereJava dynamically reads jar files.