In this post we are going to send a simple text message to ActiveMQ using JMS. Install ActiveMQ First install ActiveMQ as per my previous post. Start ActiveMQ as per the instructions in the previous Open the web browser and view the queues. There should be no visible queues. Create a Maven Project Create the JMSManager … Continue reading Send JMS Text Message to ActiveMQ
Java Tomcat and Wikis
Here are a number of useful links for Java, Tomcat and hosting Wikis. JSPWiki - http://jspwiki.apache.org MediaWiki - http://www.mediawiki.org PC Review - Wikis - http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2399624,00.asp
Find Java Installation Directory on a Mac
Open a terminal Type: /usr/libexec/java_home -v 1.7
Executing a Jar File from Fitnesse
This post follows on from Creating a Simple Java Test Using Fitnesse Create a Test Page that Uses a Jar File Go back to the main web page in Fitnesse and click on the red ? next to SimpleJarTest This will create a new page replace the contents of that page with the following: This … Continue reading Executing a Jar File from Fitnesse
Creating a Simple Java Test Using Fitnesse
Overview Finesse, is a Wiki Engine that can be integrated with Java Code to run test suites from the wiki page. In brief, you create tables of inputs and expected outputs and a simple click on the Test button on that page can run a suite of tests, invoking Java classes or jars where necessary. … Continue reading Creating a Simple Java Test Using Fitnesse
Retrieving Local Files from a JMS Queue
In this example, we will retrieve the messages we put on the message queue in post Sending Local Files to a JMS Queue and stored them locally.Edit JMSCopier.javaAdd the retrieveFileFromJMS method to the JMSCopier class as follows: JMSCopier.java Edit JMSCopierTest.java Add the method testRetrieveLocalFilesFromJMSQueue to the JMSCopierTest class as follows: JMSCopierTest.java Note, you will need to … Continue reading Retrieving Local Files from a JMS Queue
Sending Local files to a JMS Queue
In our next example we will send local files to a JMS Queue and then view the Queue using the console. Edit pom.xml First we need to add the dependencies for JMS as follows: pom.xml Create JMSCopier.java Next we want to create the JMSCopier.java code that will use Camel to send our local files to … Continue reading Sending Local files to a JMS Queue
