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Mashups connecting to JMS Queues

We ae in the process of desiging a process where we create a mashup that connects to a JMS queue, get the recent messages in the queue and then take the message data and publish this data to a webservice. Is there any examples that show how to connect to a JMS queue using a mashup and get the messages in the JMS queue.

 

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