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SeeBeyond connectors

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dmongy

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Apr 20, 2007
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Hi,

I use SeeBeyond.
At first, SeeBeyond was watching into tables to work with a JDBC connector.
I now want to make SeeBeyond working with JMS messages.
My problem is that my JMS queue is outside of SeeBeyond.
So the type of my JMS message is different than SeeBeyond JMS type.
The message is build by a Java program.
I would like to know if a default connector SeeBeyond exists to catch this message or if I need to do something into SeeBeyond to see it.

Thanks for your help
 
I've been working with Java CAPS and if I had to do what you were doing, in the absence of a more-direct answer, I would probably try to get my external program to write the message to a local file and have Java CAPS use the BatchInbound e*Way to poll for that file, then deal with the file contents like a message.

Yes, it's more complicated, but since Java CAPS is a bit of a black box when it comes to its code builds, I don't see how you could tap into a queue in a Java CAPS project from outside of Java CAPS.

Good luck!

Dave

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If its true, that the messagetype is different, you would have to specify the correct type in your jcd (text, byte, ,....). But I believe you have an other messagefactory (not Seebeyond). In Cabs you can specify different quemanager factories. But much easier is to specify in the java programm the Seebyond factory.
 
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