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1. Using ActiveMQ via JNDI    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to create simply connect with ActiveMQ using JNDI.


I have
  1. Queue named 'example.A'.
  2. According ActiveMQ documentation touching JNDI, if I want to use ConectionFactories and Queues (Topics) via JNDI, ...

2. ActiveMQ and FSContext bindings file    stackoverflow.com

The production environment is using IBM MQ queues for JMS messaging. Queues are retrieved from JNDI. Our JNDI provider is file-system .bindings files generated from a command line. I am trying to ...

3. ActiveMQ topic discoverable from JNDI?    stackoverflow.com

I had this working for dynamicQueue/TOPIC1 but my requirement is that I restrict to client connections to known destinations defined in the activemq configuration. My ActiveMQ configuration is:

<beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans"
    ...

4. ActiveMQ jndi.properties java.naming.referral    stackoverflow.com

ActiveMQ's LDAPLoginModule doesn't like the LDAP searchResRef generated by my AD server when searching the root of the LDAP tree. It generates (a swallowed):

NamingException javax.naming.PartialResultException: Unprocessed Continuation ...

5. activemq 5.5 jndi.properties not picked up    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to use JNDI with activeMQ as described in this link. I am able to create a static queue (it is being displayed in the admin webpage under ...

6. ActiveMQInitialContextFactory vs. NamingContextFactory    stackoverflow.com

I'm creating a java enterprise application which uses activemq to send messages to a standalone queue broker. I currently maintain access to long lived resources through jndi lookup which works quite nicely. ...