ME01 includes a piece of Java code that allows a Java program to perform naming and directory service functions through a standard interface (called JNDI).
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An Initial Context Factory is a piece of Java code that allows a Java program to perform naming and directory service functions through a standard interface (called JNDI) to a particular type of repository. Existing initial context factories allow you to connect to file systems, LDAP servers and many others. This SupportPac allows you to use a WebSphere MQ queue manager as a JNDI repository. It can dynamically generate JMS administrable objects, based on actual queues on the queue manager - potentially saving you having to define any administrable objects for your JMS application to run or create physical queues when a JMS queue is defined. This can be used with the existing JMS Admin tools available and it supports the storage of other serialisable objects in much the same way as other JNDI implementations.
POSSIBLE USES
This code could be used to aid speedy development of a JMS application, without the need to define JMS administrable objects in a separate repository.
It could also be used to enquire of the queue manager what queues are available. Queues can also be created and deleted using standard JNDI calls, so this could be used as the basis for a Java based queue manager management system.
NEW IN THIS RELEASE
• Numerous performance enhancements.
• The ability to lookup queues with the '/' character in their name.
DETAILS
Author: Matthew Leming, WebSphere Software - Platform Messaging Development, Hursley
Category: 2
Released: 06May03
Last Updated: 08Dec06
Current Version: 1.3.0
»Please note that the version number shown in the right-hand pane is the version of the MQ or WBI product that this SupportPac applies to. The date is the last webpage refresh.
To install the SupportPac:
1. Copy me01.zip to a directory of choice
2. Uncompress using InfoZip's Unzip.
3. You may delete me01.zip
4. Follow the steps provided in the readme.txt file to complete the installation and for details on usage.
Please note: The mqcontext.jar contained in the zip file simply overwrites the existing mqcontext.jar.
Category 2 SupportPacs are provided in good faith and AS-IS. There is no warranty or further service implied or committed and any supplied sample code is not supported via IBM product service channels.
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Please read the license information contained within the zip file of this SupportPac to determine if you want to use it.
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