06 February 2008

Java Native Interface library for MSMQ - opensource on CodePlex

More CodePlex stuff.

I have posted MsmqJava, an open source MSMQ Library for Java, on CodePlex.

Find it at http://www.codeplex.com/MsmqJava .

This thing allows any Java application running on Windows to connect to MSMQ, to enqueue and dequeue items, via a Java Native Interface.   It's a nifty technology enabling interop between .NET apps and Java apps via MSMQ. 

This is a first release, very basic functionality.  Check it out.  And contribute if you can!

If you have questions on usage, check the CodePlex forums.

Cheers!

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# BioSensorAB » Java Native Interface library for MSMQ - opensource on CodePlex said:

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06 February 08 at 10:02 AM
# Kris said:

I like it. Wondering why you did not make use of Enums. It is hightime Java folks move to 1.5 version.

06 February 08 at 3:51 PM
# DotNetInterop said:

Yes, well,

this was written a couple years back.  I finally just got round to posting the project as a codeplex thing.  So it maybe needs a refresh for Java5 optimization.  But we'll let someone post that request as a workitem, huh?

06 February 08 at 8:17 PM
# All About Interop said:

Java apps running on Windows can connect to MSMQ via JNI.

02 October 08 at 4:58 PM
# SimonH said:

Hi Thanks for the effort.

I am getting a buffer overflow (I think) when receiving larger messages. E.g. I have 265 byte message on an WinXP Pro queue, and when I say receive on the test client I get a:

Receive Failure hr=unknown hr (-1072824294)

error.

Any thoughts?

24 February 09 at 8:24 PM
# DotNetInterop said:

Sorry, no insight into that problem.... 265 bytes does not seem like an overly large message to receive?  

06 March 09 at 1:12 PM

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