http://www.greattastingjava.com/wordpress/index.php/2005/12/12/configuring-rational-software-development-platform-test-environment-60-to-use-a-websphere-mq-53-queue/ Headley Williamson's Java code, answers, tutorials, and courses Sat, 16 Aug 2008 00:20:51 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.greattastingjava.com/wordpress/index.php/2005/12/12/configuring-rational-software-development-platform-test-environment-60-to-use-a-websphere-mq-53-queue/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Great Tasting Java » Blog Archive » JNDI look up in Websphere 6.0 to Test MQ 5.3 Queue, Message Beans with JMS Mon, 12 Dec 2005 20:13:49 +0000 http://www.greattastingjava.com/wordpress/2005/12/12/configuring-rational-software-development-platform-test-environment-60-to-use-a-websphere-mq-53-queue/#comment-2 [...] JNDI look up in Websphere 6.0 to Test MQ 5.3 Queue, Message Beans with JMS December 12th, 2005 If you have read my other post Configuring Rational Software Development Platform Test Environment 6.0 to use a WebSphere MQ 5.3 Queue I used JMSAdmin as my service provider for inserting objects into the queue. QueueIBMTest.java uses websphere 6.0 as my service provider to insert items in an MQ queue using JMS. It will use a Websphere test server as its provider. So once you have websphere MQ connections set up you can use this tool to test your message bean. Of course you need to edit the connection factory and queue name to what ever you set in websphere. You are going added the following jars to your class path in RAD to get it to work. C:Program FilesIBMRationalSDP6.0runtimesbase_v6lib naming.jar namingclient.jar namingserver.jar You will also need all the jars files in C:Program FilesIBMWebSphere MQJavalib in your classpath to run To Run: Java QueueIBMTest [...] [...] JNDI look up in Websphere 6.0 to Test MQ 5.3 Queue, Message Beans with JMS December 12th, 2005 If you have read my other post Configuring Rational Software Development Platform Test Environment 6.0 to use a WebSphere MQ 5.3 Queue I used JMSAdmin as my service provider for inserting objects into the queue. QueueIBMTest.java uses websphere 6.0 as my service provider to insert items in an MQ queue using JMS. It will use a Websphere test server as its provider. So once you have websphere MQ connections set up you can use this tool to test your message bean. Of course you need to edit the connection factory and queue name to what ever you set in websphere. You are going added the following jars to your class path in RAD to get it to work. C:Program FilesIBMRationalSDP6.0runtimesbase_v6lib naming.jar namingclient.jar namingserver.jar You will also need all the jars files in C:Program FilesIBMWebSphere MQJavalib in your classpath to run To Run: Java QueueIBMTest [...]

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