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Currently, I have a live J2EE app that processes a number of HL7 messages and then forwards translated messages to other sites/systems. Currently, our engine delivers messages to MQ Series, which then uses JMS to deliver the messages to the WebLogic server, using JMS to invoke message-driven beans.
I’m trying to cut MQ Series out of the loop due to some licensing/cost issues. Initially, I thought of using a web service (SOAP) and having the engine deliver the message to an HTTP address. But, because the JMS definitions are already in place, I thought that perhaps we could simply use Upocs to deliver messages to the web server using JMS and then use JMS on the way back out to the engine.
I saw one post related to this topic and a JBOSS server a few months ago but no real details on how to do this. I was hoping that someone might have actually implemented a similar solution or found an alternative. If anyone might have any suggestions on this architecture, any tips on making it work, or maybe even some code examples using Upocs on the engine to do this, I would be most appreciative.
Thank you.
Damon
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