How to export all sessions,contextes and Configs to file?

[pstein]

How can I export all my currently defined sessions, contexts and general Configuration settings into an external file?
For later import into (another/re-installed) HermesJMS ?

If export is not possible:

Which files contain the mentioned information?

hermes-config.xml

seems NOT to contain ALL the stuff.

So there must be other files. Which?

Peter

[Colin]

Hi,

Your hermes-config.xml contains everything.

What do you think is missing?

Regards,

Colin.

[pstein]

[quote="Colin"]Hi,
Your hermes-config.xml contains everything.

What do you think is missing?
quote]

This is not true.
I copied for example the attached hermes-config.xml from a first HermesJMS installation to another one (see attachment).
Pay attention to the "destination" entries like:

<destination domain="1" durable="false" name="A199_jms_q_first_input"/>

Then I start the second HermesJMS installation.
As you can from the attached snapshot there are NO queues visible from the first installation.

Why?

Peter

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[Colin]

Looks odd, I've created a JIRA issue for this http://hermesjms.org/jira/browse/HJMS-111

Regards,

Colin.

[Colin]

Did you copy the hermes-config.xml and use it on a different machine?

Your hermes-config.xml does in fact contain all the JMS configuration you have defined and it contains references to JAR files on your local filesystem. If they don't exist then then provider cannot be instantiated.

Also look in hermes.log, you can find out its location from Help->About.

Regards,

Colin.

[pstein]

Did you copy the hermes-config.xml and use it on a different machine?
Your hermes-config.xml does in fact contain all the JMS configuration you have defined and it contains references to JAR files on your local filesystem. If they don't exist then then provider cannot be instantiated.

Hi Colin,
it was a long, long time ago when I posted this issue.
So I am not sure what the real problem was.
My solution was to define all the paramteres new.

However, if the problem is that the referenced *.jars are not available (any more) the HermesJMS should:
1.) At least show still the Queues (even if they are not accessible anymore)
2.) Popup an error message telling the user "Provider Jar=...... defined in Provider=.... not found"

Could you change this in the next release?

Thank you