RE: Interoperate - non-JMS clients

You cannot send messages to the server directly using tcp/ip.
as the underlying protocol is too complicated.
The most straight forward way for non-java based clients is to construct 
a java-based proxy that does the work.
This could be a servlet which takes commands from your client and maps them
to the JMS API. 
Alteratively, if you are using CPython on windows you may be able to
use its COM support with Active JMS (ActiveX JMS client API) from
http://active-jms.sourceforge.net/
 
-Tim
 
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Subject: [openjms-user] Interoperate - non-JMS clients



I am working on a non-jms client that is written in Cpython and am trying to
figure out how the messaging workings with JMS?  For example if I wanted to
send a simple message, like the Sender.java example how would I construct
the message and then send it using tcp/ip sockets.

Is it an XML message that gets sent out? Do I have to worry about JNDI?