Oracle Java stores procedure call for MQ Series

Hi,
I am trying to use MQ Series Queues from Oracle Java stored procedure through JMS. Can anyone guide me how to do that?. I mean what jar files I supposed to load into data base apart from my JMS client Code?.
Thanks !!

Oracle JMS client libraries work only with Oracle AQ/JMS. These will not work with MQ series.
You might have to load MQ series JMS client libraries.
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Hi Andrea,
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web site:
http://technet.oracle.com
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SQL>
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2 import java.io.*;
3
4 public class FileReader
5 {
6 public static int fileCount(String dir)
7 {
8 int recount;
9
10 File path = new File(dir);
11 File[] FileList = path.listFiles();
12
13 recount = FileList.length;
14
15 return recount;
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17
18 public static String fileName(String dir, int pos)
19 {
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21
22 File path = new File(dir);
23 File[] FileList = path.listFiles();
24
25 filename = FileList[pos].getAbsolutePath();
26
27 return filename;
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29
30 } // end of class FileReader
31 ;
32 /
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e
2 FROM   all_objects
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e
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FileReader
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2
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4
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6
7 END PK_FILE_READER;
8 /
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2
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5
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7 AS LANGUAGE JAVA NAME 'FileReader.fileName(java.lang.String, int) return java.lang.String';
8
9 END PK_FILE_READER;
10 /
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         N
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Hi APC
Everything is working now but when I exce this line
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the server side not from the local PC C Drive.
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