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Hey,
I'm trying to use ActiveMQ in our application.
I installed JMS plugin and ActiveMQ is running.
activemq-all.jar is under lib dir.
Here is resources.groovy:

I defined this service:

And the unit test:

But upon running the test, I got:
Cannot invoke method sendMessage() on null object
java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke method sendMessage() on null object
It looks that the service isn't get injected, right?
What is going wrong?
Platform:
JDK 6
Grails 1.2.1
ActiveMQ 5.3
JMS plugin 0.5
 
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If it is a true Unit Test (not integration test) then you're not going to get services and jms stuff wired in. You'll either need to mock it or write an integration test.
 
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Indeed, thanks for help Gregg.
But what is really annoying to me:
1. Lack of good documentations.
In resources.groovy, jmsConnectionFactory should be defined but the http://www.grails.org/JMS+Plugin defined connectionFactory which isn't working.
2. Grails is about 70% available.
So slow to run, slow to run tests, slow to get plugins list.
Rails and Django really beat Grails hard in this aspect.
Any way, thanks for help and time.
 
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One more thing :p
I defined this consumer:

But I got this exception:
javax.jms.InvalidDestinationException: Cannot determine response destination: Request message does not contain reply-to destination, and no default response destination set
 
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Questions about plugins are often times better asked on the grails mailing list. That's where all the plugin devs typically hang out. I'd post this question to them. I personally can't help with this. I've only used the JMS plugin one time and as a test. Sorry.
 
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John Todd wrote:Indeed, thanks for help Gregg.
But what is really annoying to me:
1. Lack of good documentations.
In resources.groovy, jmsConnectionFactory should be defined but the http://www.grails.org/JMS+Plugin defined connectionFactory which isn't working.
2. Grails is about 70% available.
So slow to run, slow to run tests, slow to get plugins list.
Rails and Django really beat Grails hard in this aspect.
Any way, thanks for help and time.



I doubt anyone is forcing you to use grails. If you like Rails and django better, well, use them.
 
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No, no one is forcing me to use Grails.
I just wishing if Grails team overcome these issues (IMO).
Thanks again.
 
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I contacted the plugin author and he helped me.
http://alkemist.github.com/grails-jms/manual/guide/5.%20Receiving%20Messages.html#5.1%20Service%20Listeners
 
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John Todd wrote:I contacted the plugin author and he helped me.
http://alkemist.github.com/grails-jms/manual/guide/5.%20Receiving%20Messages.html#5.1%20Service%20Listeners



Thanks for posting a link to the solution.
 
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