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I have written two classes a JMS Message sender and JMS Message Listener class which are required to interact with SonicMQ which is configured on other system which is not in my control. I need to send JMS messages to a particular Queue and receive JMS Messages from Other Queue. Both the queues are configured on other server using SonicMQ.

Now I can invoke JMS sender class by creating an instance where ever required.

But how can I start my JMS Message Listener which implements MessageDrivenBean, MessageListener? I gone through some documentation where we need to configure in ejb-jar.xml. But I can I have control over its listening?

Also, do we need to do any configuration in weblogic-ejb-jar.xml as server is not in my control?

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I am sorry, some how I got the wrong tag added to my question. I just edited. Thanks for your attentionjagu dada
I think you can find an answer here: stackoverflow.com/questions/1532010/…Petter Nordlander

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I implemented Foreign server in weblogic to connect to SonicMQ. Just do the configuration and weblogic will take care in connecting with SonicMQ.