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I have an application using MySQL 5.5 db in a windows machine and a JVM running on a linux machine. I want to send JMS messages to the JVM from mysql when a value is inserted in one of the tables. I have seen that we can configure openjms with mysql but, how to we use it to call the JMS APIs ?
Openjms requires a substrate for holding messages – this is where mysql comes into the picture – MySQL has no functionality to call java / create messages. Although it would in principe be possible to insert directly into the message queue using mysql this is a really bad idea.
You need to implement some code (most likely in Java) to capture the event and create a message.