A JMS connector provides connectivity between a JMS message system and QAnywhere. In this tutorial, you send messages between a JMS client application and a QAnywhere client application.
SQL Anywhere 11
Java Software Development Kit
A JMS connector
You require:
Familiarity with Java
Basic knowledge of configuring your JMS connector
You gain competence and familiarity with:
Configuring your JMS connector to communicate with a sample QAnywhere application
Sending messages between a JMS message system and a sample QAnywhere application
This section uses the following steps to provide connectivity between a JMS message system and QAnywhere using a SQL Anywhere sample database:
Preparing your JMS connector to send and receive messages
Running the QAnywhere server and client components, and the JMS client
Sending a message from the QAnywhere client to the JMS client, and vice-versa
For more information about using JMS connectors, see Connectors.
Lesson 1: Set up client and server components
Lesson 2: Send a message from a JMS client to a QAnywhere client
Lesson 3: Send a message from a QAnywhere client to a JMS client
Tutorial cleanup
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