Configuring SwiftMQ

WARNING: This page still uses the older JMS connectors, and needs updating to the newer JMS drivers available in the current Atomikos releases (also see Using TransactionsEssentials with JMS).

All we have for now is a sample JMS application using Spring and SwiftMQ.

Requirements

This sample application has been successfully tested against SwiftMQ version 7.2 but other versions should work fine as well.

Before the applications can be run you must have:

You must have the JMS XA/ASF Swiftlet installed (http://www.swiftmq.com/products/router/swiftlets/sys_jms/index.html).
Your router must be called router1.
You must create a queue called requestQueue.
Your router must be started and listening on the default port.

Usage

There are 2 subfolders in the archive:

jmsConsumer - A simple application that reads JMS messages.
jmsProducer - A simple application that writes JMS messages.

There is a run.bat and a run.sh script in each folder that starts the application.

Download the sample application here:

spring-swiftmq-demo.zip