Hi Patrick,
Thanks, the code does look useful, in particular the JmsBeanConfig that
sets/dispatches connection consumers. I've found a few JMS impls that
don't support section 8 of the jms spec (connection consumers), since it
is optional, and I've went in a different direction but anyway, I'll be
going over JMS this week to sort it all out. Andre Biryukov is also
contributing.
A quick listing of the direction I'd like to see spring JMS go is to
abstract out the diff between queue/topic usage (seems 1.1 usage is not
wide spread), provide an easy to use msg gateway for sending messages, and
help out greatly on the receive part by doing such things as configuring a
listener to use generic selector implementation in the sandbox to abstract
out the ugly switch like statements you have often in message listeners,
provide a message listener with a template method for duplicate messges,
and so supply a message->bean converter. Not a complete list, but gives
you a general idea of things. We will be looking at commons-messenger to
see what is useful there as well.
Cheers,
Mark
> Patrick,
>
> the JMS support is currently in the works and is scheduled for 1.1
> release. Take a look at the "sandbox" module in the CVS repo.
>
> Regards,
> Dmitriy.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Patrick Higgins <phi...@tr...>
> Date: Friday, April 2, 2004 9:31 pm
> Subject: [Springframework-developer] Prototype JMS framework
>
>> I don't know if anyone else is already working on this, but I need to
>> write MessageDrivenBean-like code for my job, so I've started on
>> it this
>> week using Spring.
>>
>> The code I've written so far can be obtained at
>> http://www.oildex.com/jwget/oildex-jms.tar.gz
>>
>> I haven't ever looked at Spring's code, so I apologize in advance for
>> following a different coding style, unless by some miracle I
>> happen to
>> code the same way!
>>
>> I'd like to help get this work into Spring 1.1, so take a look at it,
>> make suggestions, patches, etc.
>>
>> Also, I haven't put any copyright notices into the code yet, but it's
>> licensed under the Apache License version 2.0 to be compatible with
>> Spring.
>>
>>
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