Working with JMS Queue

Hi,
I want to publish a message into a JMS but don't want to use any interface for it.Requirement is to publish certain variable values from the ODI package to the JMS. Is it possible using ODI Procedure, if yes, ps help me with the steps involved.
2)How to call a Java function from ODI.[I can have a java function that pushes the message into the Queue]
3)What is/are the possible ways to publish a message into a Queue, using ODI
Thanks,
Is

Hi,
2)How to call a Java function from ODI.I can have a java function that pushes the message into the QueueYou can call a java class from a jython Treatment line :
- Pack your class in a .jar file
- Put the file in the drivers' folder of ODI
- In a Treatment line, you can call your class using : from myJavaPackage import myClass
3)What is/are the possible ways to publish a message into a Queue, using ODIA former version of ODI has embedded a JMS Server, so there are several KM associated with this technology. If there are need for customization, I think using Jython and java classes may be a good solution.
Personnaly, I haven't used ODI + JMS but these are the ways I'd investigate...
Regards,
ChrYStophe

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Can anybody point me to a step by step guide they have come across?
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