SONIC Queues

Question

Generally when we are working with JMS Queues, We write
Java code for JMS Producers and JMS Consumers or MDB s which
will capture the responses from JMS Queues when we send
Asynchrous messages as requets to JMS Queues.
Then what exactly are these SONIC Queues. Are they any
PLugins? When do we use them? Will they work with
WebLogic or WebSphere Application server?
Do we need to Use SONIC / TIBCO Queues inorder to send
messages thru JMS Queues.
Can any one of you clarify my doubts?
Thanks

Answer 1

JMS is the specification, so you must use its implementations to get the functionality of the JMS. i recom. u to use OpenJMS. either create ur own queue in OpenJMS or used already defined queues in it. the following code may help u .
system overview..
I have two classes namely
MessageSender and MessageReceiver
I had tested both class by passing the bean to the queue, and then calling the listeners onMessage method and cast it to acual object and pass it to dao object to save it to the database.
if (message instanceof ObjectMessage)
try
ObjectMessage m = (ObjectMessage) message;
MessagePacket packet = (MessagePacket) m.getObject() ;
MessageBean mainMessage = packet.getMessage();
PostDetails postDetails = packet.getPostDetails();
I tested it by writing a test class as follows:
public static void main (String [] args){
MessageBean messageObject = new MessageBean();
PostDetails postDetails = new PostDetails();
//setting the attributes..
MessagePacket packet = new MessagePacket();
packet.setMessage(messageObject);
packet.setPostDetails(postDetails);
MessageSender sender = new MessageSender();
sender.setUpQueue();
sender.sendMessage(messageObject);
System.out.println("Message send");
MessageReceiver receiver = new MessageReceiver();
receiver.setUpQueue();
receiver.receiveMessage();
// System.out.println("Message received " + hold );
All the above code works perfectly fine
s khan