in order to reach high performance production of messages with jms with transactions enabled, one needs to control the amount of messages being sent on each transaction, the larger the number the high
I want to send a message into a JMS queue with Camel. The body is byte array and I would expect that Camel converts it to javax.jms.BytesMessage and sends it without a problem, but I get the following
I have an application which us开发者_开发问答es an im-memory implementation of Queue. I need to add persistence to this queue \"with as less changes to my code\". I want to use JPA here - I guess addi
I\'m currently working on bandwidth limiting feature (don\'t ask me why, its not my decision) for application which use JMS (Spring framework JMS and Active MQ namely) to sending messages with payload
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I think I am not getting something right with JMS and JTA. I am running in a Java EE container with all CMTs. Here is what I am doing:
I am us开发者_运维百科ing SAP PI to connect with IBM MQseries (v 5.3). Whenever there is a n/w problem or any outage on WebSphere MQs, the SAP interfaces error out with the message \"Completion Code
I have a producer which connects to ActiveMQ broker to send me messages to the client. Since it expects some response from the client, it first creates a temp queue and associates it to the JMS repl
I\'m learning about JMS/Glassfish.I plan on having multiple message queues (JMS destination resource) set up in the same Glassfish instance.Do I require a separate JMS connection factory for each queu
I\'ve created a simple spring webapp which fires off a thread and queries a jms Queue for messages. The web app is running in JBoss 5.1. I\'m using JBoss Developer Studio to create and run the app wit
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