[James McPheron]

Nigel –

  Most clients that utilize JMS, use the Java capbility of the Upocs to leverage connectivity.

  For example, there are avaialble Java classes that work directly with JMS. Using teh CL Java Upocs, allows you to interact with Java-based API’s such as JMS, and JBoss.

  Hope this helps.

James McPheron

[James McPheron]

Tony – and others

  I replied to a similar question, and I am re-pasting my answer here also.

  Whatever value the metadata has for OBFILE will ultimately be the file name.

 Example –

          # The fileset driver’s configuration in NetConfig

          # may be overridden by setting the equivelant key

          # to the desired value in the messaga meta data

          # field DRIVERCTL.

          #

          # Here the name of the outbound field is changed

          # from what is configured in NetConfig to the

          # value supplied by the user by setting file name to

          # the value currently in the variable ‘file_name’.

          set dvr_ctl_str “{FILESET {{OBFILE $file_name}}}”

          msgmetaset $mh DRIVERCTL $dvr_ctl_str

[James McPheron]

Steve –

  Whatever value the metadata has for OBFILE will ultimately be the file name.

  Example –

           # The fileset driver’s configuration in NetConfig

           # may be overridden by setting the equivelant key

           # to the desired value in the messaga meta data

           # field DRIVERCTL.

           #

           # Here the name of the outbound field is changed

           # from what is configured in NetConfig to the

           # value supplied by the user by setting file name to

           # the value currently in the variable ‘file_name’.

           set dvr_ctl_str “{FILESET {{OBFILE $file_name}}}”

           msgmetaset $mh DRIVERCTL $dvr_ctl_str

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