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For example, to use the JMS resource group
console.jms/myJmsResourceGroup/1.0/rar you just created in Community
Edition, you could add the dependency in the application deployment plan as shown in
Listing 6.1.
console.jms
myJmsResourceGroup
1.0
rar
Listing 6.1 - Defining dependencies to the JMS resource group in geronimoweb.xml
or openejb-jar.xml
6.4.1 Accessing queues or topics from a Web application
Developers specify resource references and resource environment references to the
connection factories, queues, and topics used in their JSPs and Servlets.
For a Web application that sends messages to myQueue, you still need to define the
resource referenced in web.xml of the Web application. Listing 6.2 shows web.xml with
resource references.
myConnectionFactory
javax.jms.ConnectionFactory
Container
Shareable
jms/myQueue
javax.jms.Queue
Produces
myQueue
Listing 6.2 - web.xml with resource references
In the following code examples, myConnectionFactory and jms/myQueue are logical
names used in the application. The following code snippet shows how to access the queue
with JNDI look up.
Context jndiContext = new InitialContext();
ConnectionFactory connectionFactory = (ConnectionFactory)jndiContext
.lookup("java:comp/env/myConnectionFactory");