HJB = Http to Jms (Tibco EMS) Bridge

Please pay attention: External libs tibjms.jar, jms-2.0.jar in .\tibco_jms must be included by yourselves.

Usage:

    > java -jar hjbServer.jar [-p<port>] [-l]

By default hjbServer will be started at 9999 port:

    > java -jar hjbServer.jar

Server started on port: 9999

    > netstat -a
    Active Connections
      Proto  Local Address          Foreign Address        State
      TCP    0.0.0.0:9999           MYPC:0                 LISTENING

If the port will be occupied already you will receive the message and program will be terminated:

    > java -jar hjbServer.jar
    Port 9999 is blocked.

So provide alternative port number as parameter:

    > java -jar hjbServer.jar -p9998

It means HJB started on port: 9998

    > java -jar hjbServer.jar -l

Logging is enabled

After start HJB:

• Listens localhost:port (by default port is 9999)
• Sends body of HTTP POST request to the queue JMS-QU1 at JMS-USR:JMS-PSW@JMS-URL
• Waits JMS-TIM (Timeout is optional parameter, by default 5000) milliseconds
• Sends back via HTTP responce from queue JMS-QU2 (response queue is optional parameter, if it not set temporary queue will be used)

All parameters must be provided thru HTTP header or thru URL:

HTTP header

    > curl --request POST --header @header.txt --data-binary @body.txt http://localhost:9999 > response.log

header.txt:

    JMS-USR: ems_user
    JMS-PSW: ems_password
    JMS-URL: 10.10.10.10:60010
    JMS-QU1: $tmp$.queue.send
    JMS-QU2: $tmp$.queue.recv
    JMS-TIM: 3000

URL

    > curl --request POST --data-binary @body.txt http://localhost:9999/?JMS-USR=ems_user&JMS-PSW=ems_password&JMS-URL=10.10.10.10:60010&JMS-QU1=$tmp$.queue.send&&JMS-QU2=$tmp$.queue.recv&JMS-TIM=3000 > response2.log