ConnectionFactory in Java stored procedure

bluefrog

Hi

I'm new to JMS, in fact I'm new to Java generally speaking.

Question I have is, can one create a connectionFactory in a Java Stored Procedure on the Oracle Database ?
If so, how do I go about doing so?


the example in the documentation;
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e11013/jm_opers.htm#i1005974

shows one how to setup a connectionFactory using a JDBC thin driver, but presumably the driver is not necessary. Not sure either way, and a brief description would be most appreciated.

bluefrog

Perhaps my question should be rephrased.
Can anyone help with regard to how I can get started with initiating a JMS client session within the Oracle database ?


The documentation
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e11013/jm_create.htm#CIAHHADD
states that;
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In Oracle Database 10g, you can create as many JMS Sessions as resources allow using a single JMS Connection, when using either JDBC thin or JDBC thick (OCI) drivers.
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So it probably is possible but it sounds as though I have to create a "JMS Connection" first before I can initiate a JMS session, so how do I create a JMS connection to the local database?

Nigel Deakin-Oracle

This looks like a question specific to Oracle® Streams Advanced Queuing, so I suggest you ask in the forum for that product:
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Nigel