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javajmsibm-mq
user3082034
user3082034

Reputation:

Possibility Standalone application for JMS/MQ messaging?

I want to create a Java standalone application it should be an .exe and install it in the local machine for connecting via JMS to a client Queue Manager. Example: The scenario is like the project should be developed to connect to active MQ client queue from the local machine connecting via JMS. If i put a message in the application it should connect to client Queue through QCF in a standalone application without installing in WebSphere server.

Is there way to implement or any example that I can take to build this project?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 519

Answers (2)

Roger
Roger

Reputation: 7506

You can find a whole bunch of stand-alone JMS/MQ sample applications here but really this not an JMS/MQ question but rather a Java question. You have 3 choices:

  1. Executable JAR file
  2. Use a tool that will bundle your JAR files into an 'exe'
  3. Use Excelsior JET

If you are looking to protect your code from being decompiled then your only choice is Excelsior JET.

Note: The cheap way might be to use ProGuard with option #2.

Upvotes: 1

Nicholas
Nicholas

Reputation: 16066

Your best bet is to create an executable jar. If you are maven oriented, the Shaded plugin makes fairly short work of this. However, the WebsphereMQ jars do not support relocation (i.e. moving them around from their original installation location) with the exception of the JMS RAR (which is not applicable to your non Java EE app) and the new MQ8 relocatable jar file called com.ibm.mq.allclient.jar.

As far as creating an actual exe, there are ways of doing this like InstallAnywhere, but an executable jar is probably simpler.

Upvotes: 0

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