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I have two systems: HQ on Linux and Active MQ on windows
Both systems need to send and receive message between each other.
Anyone implemented a way of integrating between them?? In this case I would like to have an example
Thanks,
ray.
JMS providers in general are not interoperable, because there is no common internal message format, or the connection protocol.
The perfect solution would be unifying the providers, so that both systems use the same (could be different instances — don’t know about HQ, but ActiveMQ can send to another ActiveMQ).
If this is not acceptable, you can always write adapters yourself, with message-driven beans. One MDB would listen on an MQ queue, to repack the message and forward to ActiveMQ; the other MDB would do the same other way round. The exact setup and configuration of connection factories and queues depends on the application server.