"Sandypriya" wrote : Hi ,
  | 
  | I am able to send 1000 messages to the queue and also created a consumer 
using MDB to receive all those messages.
  | 

I'm not sure how you're doing that. The MDB handles the consumer part for you. 
All you have to do is write the onMessage method on the MDB. If you are 
creating a Consumer inside a MDB you probably didn't get the idea of what a MDB 
is supposed to do.

"Sandypriya" wrote : 
  | My question is after receiveing messages from the queue,can I create a 
batch of 10 messages in to a xml  ? As the MDB listener always receive only one 
mesages at a time, I wonder how to create a batch after receiving messages from 
that queue.


That's something totally up to your implementation.
It seems a little bit weird though.  If you start to cache messages outside of 
JBossMessaging you will probably loose guarantee of delivery. You will probably 
cache it anywhere in your application after you have already confirmed 
receiving of the message. If the server crashes you won't receive the same 
message again.

It looks like you have something not well modeled/programmed at your business 
use case. (That's just my 2 cents opinion)

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