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| Hi,
I have some code that needs to be documented. (suprise ha. It is the
old code as much as you can and forget to document)
We use JMS, or that is actually what I need to do:
- F=EDnd which JMS queue/topic are used by which webapplication.
I have all webapps. in eclipse and can do a search on the whole
workspace. Problem is that I am new to JMS queues and topics.
AFAIK Topics is similar to brodcasting a message but queue is more
like one producer/consumer of messge.
What shall I look for in the code? Is there JMS specific classes/
interfaces that I can search for?
cheers,
//mikael
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| In article <eaf7953b-4e2c-4cf1-84af-44a287eda78c@i29g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, mike <mikaelpetterson@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have some code that needs to be documented. (suprise ha. It is the
>old code as much as you can and forget to document)
>
>We use JMS, or that is actually what I need to do:
>
>- F=EDnd which JMS queue/topic are used by which webapplication.
>
>I have all webapps. in eclipse and can do a search on the whole
>workspace. Problem is that I am new to JMS queues and topics.
>
>AFAIK Topics is similar to brodcasting a message but queue is more
>like one producer/consumer of messge.
>
>What shall I look for in the code? Is there JMS specific classes/
>interfaces that I can search for?
>
>cheers,
>
>//mikael
Well you could do some research yourself
http://java.sun.com/products/jms/
Then you can find what to search on.
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| apm35@student.open.ac.uk 2007-11-23, 4:31 am |
| On 22 Nov, 09:46, mike <mikaelpetter...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have some code that needs to be documented. (suprise ha. It is the
> old code as much as you can and forget to document)
>
> We use JMS, or that is actually what I need to do:
>
> - F=EDnd which JMS queue/topic are used by which webapplication.
>
> I have all webapps. in eclipse and can do a search on the whole
> workspace. Problem is that I am new to JMS queues and topics.
>
> AFAIK Topics is similar to brodcasting a message but queue is more
> like one producer/consumer of messge.
>
> What shall I look for in the code? Is there JMS specific classes/
> interfaces that I can search for?
I recommend you download JORAM and look at the samples. You will from
them that the typical JMS application just uses the interfaces in Sun
JMS spec.
Regards,
Andrew Marlow
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