How do I use a startup class to initialize and later reference JMS objects?
This topic is covered in news://newsgroups.bea.com/3ad0d7f3@newsgroups.bea.com. The sample code does not cleanup properly at shutdown. You can use a shutdown class that does something like the following: JMSobject WLSobject = null; try { WLSobject = JMSStartUp.getJMSobject(); WLSobject.JMSCleanup(); } catch(Exception e) {} Servlets can provide a nice solution to provide both initialization and cleanup. See the answer to the question, “What is the standard way for creating threads, doing initialization, etc. within the application server?
