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Hello

We are looking for a lightweight solutions to integrate simple JMS
Java Applications with lightweight MSMQ .NET Applications.
Essentially lightweight MOM integration between .NET and Java.

We are not building large scale Enterprise systems. And we use very
lightweight MSMQ Private and Express MSMQ Messaging on Windows Pro
Machines. On the Java side, we use the basic J2EE Reference edition,
with its JMS.

Basically we were hoping for a very cheap, or even free lightweight
JMS/MSMQ bridge. However all the searches and queries assume
Enterprise level solutions costing $1000's, because they have all the
bells and whistles.

So I guess the only option is to code it up ourselves. This would seem
to involve developing .NET component and Java Trasnfer components to
transfer through a technology independent mediuum like TCP/UDP
sockets.

I was hoping that many others would have had to resolve this problem,
and would be offering very cheap solutions.

Any Sugegstions, sample code etc would be welcome

Many Thanks


Jules

hi,

i recently built a MSMQ/JMS bridge in work, for bridging J2EE and .NET.

it's got a nice chat app; C# at one end, Java at the other to show it
working

check out www.spiritsoft.com ...

they could arrange for the demo of the software to be sent out to you, or
perhaps
we could send you the software with an evaluation licence. they are into
partnering
and all sorts so i'm sure they can help you, somehow

perhaps you could become a beta tester and get it for free. i don't know,
you'll have to speak to a bean counter

if you go to the website and contact someone, tell them Paul Brown sent you

cheers,
Paul



"Jules" <> wrote in message
news: m...
> Hello
>
> We are looking for a lightweight solutions to integrate simple JMS
> Java Applications with lightweight MSMQ .NET Applications.
> Essentially lightweight MOM integration between .NET and Java.
>
> We are not building large scale Enterprise systems. And we use very
> lightweight MSMQ Private and Express MSMQ Messaging on Windows Pro
> Machines. On the Java side, we use the basic J2EE Reference edition,
> with its JMS.
>
> Basically we were hoping for a very cheap, or even free lightweight
> JMS/MSMQ bridge. However all the searches and queries assume
> Enterprise level solutions costing $1000's, because they have all the
> bells and whistles.
>
> So I guess the only option is to code it up ourselves. This would seem
> to involve developing .NET component and Java Trasnfer components to
> transfer through a technology independent mediuum like TCP/UDP
> sockets.
>
> I was hoping that many others would have had to resolve this problem,
> and would be offering very cheap solutions.
>
> Any Sugegstions, sample code etc would be welcome
>
> Many Thanks
>
>
> Jules

Hi,

By the way, the SpiritSoft's MSMQ/JMS bridge does not depend on a SpiritSoft
JMS product.

You could easily slot in the free JMS you are currently using.

Thanks,
Paul




"Jules" <> wrote in message
news: m...
> Hello
>
> We are looking for a lightweight solutions to integrate simple JMS
> Java Applications with lightweight MSMQ .NET Applications.
> Essentially lightweight MOM integration between .NET and Java.
>
> We are not building large scale Enterprise systems. And we use very
> lightweight MSMQ Private and Express MSMQ Messaging on Windows Pro
> Machines. On the Java side, we use the basic J2EE Reference edition,
> with its JMS.
>
> Basically we were hoping for a very cheap, or even free lightweight
> JMS/MSMQ bridge. However all the searches and queries assume
> Enterprise level solutions costing $1000's, because they have all the
> bells and whistles.
>
> So I guess the only option is to code it up ourselves. This would seem
> to involve developing .NET component and Java Trasnfer components to
> transfer through a technology independent mediuum like TCP/UDP
> sockets.
>
> I was hoping that many others would have had to resolve this problem,
> and would be offering very cheap solutions.
>
> Any Sugegstions, sample code etc would be welcome
>
> Many Thanks
>
>
> Jules

OK

Looks like we will be coding up our own solution. Back to Back .NEt
and Java Applications, with queued MSMQ and JMS messaging
respectively. The bridge between the Applications would hen be
synchronous Web Services, since performance is not that critical.

Jules

[thakre_iit]

Hi
Actually it is not so difficult to interact with MSMQ though java. I have done so many R&D on it.
There is very cool approach to make c+ dll by using JNI concept in visual studio c++ 6.0.
I have wrote so many dll on it and able to recieve the messages from MSMQ by using this dll in java class u will get String message and send it to JMS.
If you need more infomration on it just mail me in and one more think everything is free.
And one more think as per your requirement i can also create a dll wihtout any cast.

[vezee]

Hello,

i was looking for some way to configure one way forwarding bridge from ActiveMQ running on Solaris to MSMQ on windows.

Any help would be appriciated.

Thanks!
-vezee