[Openjms-user] [openjms - Help] RE: Embedding in Java Application

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By: lasmith

I have a few other issues that relate to this: 
 
1. Why do you have to mention a startup script in the config file. I will only
be starting / stopping the server programmatically and have no need for a startup
script. Will this be used for anything? Is it required (I know the xml element
is required by the xsd)?? Currently my tag just has: <AdminConfiguration script=""
config=""/>. Is this ok??
 
 
 
2. Currently I start the server with the following code 
 
  ... 
  embeddedJmsServer = new EmbeddedJmsServer( xmlConfigFile.getAbsolutePath()
);
  serverThread = new Thread(embeddedJmsServer); 
  serverThread.start(); 
 
  RmiJmsServer jmsServer = new RmiJmsServer(); 
  MyRunnable runnable = new MyRunnable(jmsServer); 
  rmiServerThread = new Thread(runnable); 
  rmiServerThread.start(); 
 
 
The MyRunnable class just calls init() on the Rmi server. Initially I just started
the embedded server. However there was no way to get the JmsAdminServerIfc through
the lookup:
 
  String url = "rmi://localhost:1099/JmsAdminServer";  
  JmsAdminServerIfc admin = AdminConnectionFactory.create(url); 
 
I could see it wasn't starting and got a connection refused exception. I need
this to be able to shutdown the server. I couldn't find any other method to
shut down the server? I tried to just simply stop the thread but nothing happened.
Is there a better way to do this?? I don't actually need the RMI server I just
need the admin interface to able shut the server down.
 
 
 
3. You mention to use the embedded connector but I couldn't find anywhere in
the documentation an example that uses it. presumably the URL for the initial
context is just -  embedded://localhost:1099/JndiServer.
 
And what about the Initial context factory which class would I use?? 
 
 
 
4. If I am using non-persistent messages do I need a database configuration?
I will most likely use hypersonic (as per your suggestion) but wondered if I
actually need it? Will openjms function without a database configuration?
 
 
 
Thanks in advance 
 
Laurence


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