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I am trying to send a message to a Tibco Queue using Spring Boot, and I have achieved it using JMSComponent. It does not use Spring Boot's built-in autoconfiguration files.

Can anyone please provide an example that uses spring.jms.jndi-name-<JNDI name> in application.properties file, autoconfigures Spring Boot, and sends a message?

I could see lot of examples available for configuring ActiveMQ Queue in Spring Boot but none for configuring Tibco Queue or using JMSAutoconfiguration.

Philip Wrage
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Here's the relationship of these parameters. An example for ActiveMQ:

 jndiContextFactory: org.apache.activemq.jndi.ActiveMQInitialContextFactory
 jndiProviderUrl: tcp://localhost:61616
 jndiCFName: ConnectionFactory

and for TIBCO EMS:

 jndiContextFactory: com.tibco.tibjms.naming.TibjmsInitialContextFactory
 jndiProviderUrl: tibjmsnaming://localhost:51515
 jndiCFName: cf1

The connection factory name is the name of a pre-configured connection factory. By default, ActiveMQ has one named, "ConnectionFactory". With TIBCO EMS, before version 8, I believe, there was a default one named "GenericConnectionFactory". With EMS 8.x you need to create all factories yourself, using 'tibemsadmin': 

create factory cf1 generic url=tcp://localhost:7222
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