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ActiveMQ - help - JMS

843830Jan 5 2007 — edited Jan 8 2007
I downloaded the ActiveMQ so as to use it as provider for a very simple
JMS application which I created.Indeed when I run it everything seems fine, and I can see it running on port 61617. The things is that I have no clue how I can connect it with my application.I mean I downloaded a package with jars, source code, xml but I do not know what I have to do to embeded what I need in my application. I want to test a jms application in one pc if this is ever possible since it is the only one I 've got.
What I would like is some steps of how to proceed.I've already looked on the official site of ActiveMQ but I don't understand what has to be done.


Thanking you in advance.

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Srinath Menon-Oracle 
Refer Oracle Database Administrator's Guide to install XA transaction recovery views\synonyms
  using the script xaview.sql. Contact your DBA.

You will need to navigate to the following location and run the xaview.sql script :

With version 12, you will need to enable XA transactions via the xaview.sql script (in the PDB container if using a PDB database)

cd $ORACLE_HOME/javavm/install

sqlplus sys/password@SID as sysdba @initxa.sql    (if this exists in your version of the DB)

cd $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin

sqlplus sys/password@SID as sysdba @xaview.sql

Note that the SID above is for the container, if your DB uses that.
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