Publishing message to Topic from a standalone application.

Hi,
I have a standalone Java program which will publish a message to the TOPIC. I have found the code to publish to the topic. Please anyone of you can tell me, if I can do it from the standalone application and if yes then how, please provide a code example if possible. We need to specify JNDI's, so tell me where we configure these JNDIs and how would my standalone program would connect to it.

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Edited by: jtahlborn on Sep 4, 2008 9:07 PM

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