"http" vs. "http-server" in new connectors

Daniel Otero <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.openjms.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I am just starting with OpenJMS trying to use the new http (tunnel)  
connector. I am using cvs head for this so I realize that it might not  
be fully functional yet (I also noticed that Tim even checked some  
stuff in today).

It seems that the 'http' scheme never gets accepted because there is no  
factory for it (the only http-related is what I assume is the new one  
'http-server').

I get the following:
> org.exolab.jms.net.connector.ResourceException: No connector for  
> URI=http://figaro.local:5079/openjms-tunnel/TunnelServlet
>         at  
> org.exolab.jms.net.connector.AbstractConnectionManager.accept(AbstractC 
> onnectionManager.java:241)
>         at  
> org.exolab.jms.net.orb.DefaultORB.accept(DefaultORB.java:326)

In case I am doing something really stupid, here is the relevant  
section of my config/openjms.xml (I tried using the none-managed  
versions of the factories, but I get the same result)

>   <Connectors>
>     <Connector scheme="tcp">
>       <ConnectionFactories>
>         <QueueConnectionFactory name="TCPManagedConnectionFactory" />
>         <TopicConnectionFactory name="TCPManagedConnectionFactory" />
>       </ConnectionFactories>
>     </Connector>
>     <Connector scheme="http">
>       <ConnectionFactories>
>         <QueueConnectionFactory name="HTTPManagedConnectionFactory" />
>         <TopicConnectionFactory name="HTTPManagedConnectionFactory" />
>       </ConnectionFactories>
>     </Connector>
>   </Connectors>
>
>   <HttpConfiguration host="figaro.local"
>                      port="5079"
>                      clientPingInterval="20"
>                      serverServlet="/openjms-tunnel/TunnelServlet"
>                      jndiServlet="/openjms/OpenJMSJndi"
>                      adminServlet="/openjms-tunnel/TunnelServlet" />

Any insights?



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