JMS Client tool to easily post messages to ActiveMQ, HornetQ or Weblogic. Could be used for testing

Setting up a jms client can be a little tricky when put into practice.

I will try to summarize the properties and jar libraries needed for ActiveMQ, Hornetq (embedded in Jboss 7.1 and Wildfly 8.2) and Weblogic:

Activemq

       

initialContextFactory =  org.apache.activemq.jndi.ActiveMQInitialContextFactory

url =  tcp://localhost:61616

connectionFactory,ConnectionFactory

queue.jndiQueuName = brokerQueueName

user =

password =

Jboss 7.1 - HornetQ 2.2.11

       

initialContextFactory =  org.jboss.naming.remote.client.InitialContextFactory

url =  remote://localhost:4447

connectionFactory = jms/RemoteConnectionFactory

queue.jndiQueuName = brokerQueueName

user = 

password =

Wildfly 8.2 - HornetQ 2.4.5

       

initialContextFactory =  org.jboss.naming.remote.client.InitialContextFactory

url =  http-remoting://localhost:8080

connectionFactory = jms/RemoteConnectionFactory

queue.jndiQueuName = brokerQueueName

user = 

password =

Weblogic

       

initialContextFactory =  weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory

url =  t3://localhost:7001

connectionFactory = ConnectionFactory

queue.jndiQueuName = brokerQueueName

user =

password =

Running the application:

If you intend to post your messages with no hustle just by providing a connection file, a header properties file and a payload that you can edit freely. You can use this tool to script JMS posting in your tests.

       

git clone https://github.com/duband/JMSPoster.git

cd JMSPoster

mvn clean install

mvn com.github.duband:jmsposter:[version]:install -DinstallationDirectory=[your installation directory] -DtargetBrokerType=[activemq|weblogic|hornetq-jboss7.1|hornetq-wildfly8.2]
cd [your installation directory]

postMsg.bat