I\'ve found some interesting behavior... I can\'t decide if it\'s a bug or incompetence, but currently leaning towards incompetence.
I am developing a Web Service solution that is hosted inside a JBoss 4.2.3 sever and connects to a JMS queue that is hosted on another server.
we are debugging a production issue on our Weblogic Server hosting JMS queues. 开发者_如何学JAVAAt high load times, we have been told the JMS queues reject incoming messages due to a limited number o
Here\'s the scenario.I have a legacy system with two parts, Part A and Part B, that send messages to each other in a sort of client/server fashion.I\'ve created an adapter that translates these messag
our needs for a queuing solution are fairly simple, a producer needs to put things in a persistent queue and these need to be handled by a consumer. The queuing systems needs to be integrated within a
I have a normal java bean which is singleton with jms resource like this : @Resource(lookup=\"jms/queueConnectionFactory\")
I was browsing for an open source messaging software and after some good bit of research I came across these three products. I\'ve taken these out for a preliminary test drive, having had them handle
Having a jms message, which method I can use to get the queue from which it came? I think it should be something like:
how to integrate the hornetq 开发者_JAVA百科with glassfish using JCA ? Thanks. I believe there\'s some work to be done in order to integrate HornetQ on glassfish:
I am implementing a Spring MessageListener that is listening to a JMS Queue to process messages containing XML.
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