What is TIBCO and TIBCO RendezVous.

I am new to TIBCO.

i have to work in TIBCO RendezVous.

the delivery of a TIBCO RV configuration file where queues are

defined: this file will be analyzed to generate queue object

the delivery of java code using these queues through JMS: the

code will be analyzed and processed by the reference finder to create

links to the TIBCO queues.

please help me in this regard.

[419 byte] By [skp1234a] at [2007-10-2 8:30:15]
# 1
I am not a TIBCO expert but as far as i know JMS wont come into picture with TIBCO RENDEZVOUS. Are you talking about TIBCO EMS?.
malliksomepallia at 2007-7-16 22:31:06 > top of Java-index,Enterprise & Remote Computing,Enterprise Technologies...
# 2

my work is on TIBCO Rendezvous. Can you tell me what TIBCO EMS ?

is it MOM software or what ?How i will implement MQ Series and

JMS together.

I have another query.

I have implemented Hybernate in my project, it accesses the

database oracle through HQL and output the queries in my console.

Now I want to display it in JSP.

Can it be possible to retrive the data using hybernate and show in a jsp file without using struts ?

if yes , why ? if no. why ?

skp1234a at 2007-7-16 22:31:06 > top of Java-index,Enterprise & Remote Computing,Enterprise Technologies...
# 3

> my work is on TIBCO Rendezvous. Can you tell me what

> TIBCO EMS ?

> is it MOM software or what ?How i will implement MQ

> Series and

> JMS together.

*sighs* Okay, read up on the Tibco products. There is a JCA adapter available, I think there is a way to have the latest messaging solutions of Tibco wrapped by JMS but Rendezvous (atleast the version I work with) has a proprietary API.

> I have another query.

> I have implemented Hybernate in my project, it

> accesses the

> database oracle through HQL and output the queries in

> my console.

> Now I want to display it in JSP.

> Can it be possible to retrive the data using

> hybernate and show in a jsp file without using struts

> ?

> if yes , why ? if no. why ?

*sighs even deeper*

Ofcourse it's possible, but....

Please read about the MVC pattern, it will explain to you why what you suggest here is ehmmmmm.... closely coupled to say atleast (assuming you want to use hibernate directly from your JSPs).

And there are many other MVC solutions other then Struts, go search....

salpetera at 2007-7-16 22:31:06 > top of Java-index,Enterprise & Remote Computing,Enterprise Technologies...