Dear Forum Readers and Adrian!

If you followed this thread thoughtfully perhaps you have conclusions similar 
to mine - as follows:

The Professional Open Source Company (henceforth referenced as JBOSS) did not 
provide any official and detailed descriptions or how-to's about durable 
descriptions and topics or making messages persistent. There are lot of sources 
available on the web however most of them are outdated and/or contradicting 
each other - especially for newbies, like us. We continously failed to persist 
or messages under 4.0.1 AS so as a last resort we tried to get some help from 
the official JBOSS forum.

Although my posts did not have any allusions that this was a Jboss bug (which 
it actually turned out to be) I was rewarded with a uniquely hostile behaviour 
from Adrian:
anonymous wrote : The stuff you have posted does not show anything. It is just 
some xml out of context. 
  | ...
  | All I have seen so far in this post in lots of assertions with the usual
  | "IT DOES NOT WORK". So show me what it IS doing. .  So this was the point 
where my project leader (henceforth referenced as mormota) came into the 
picture. He tried to shepherd to flow of this conversation into a constructive 
tunnel. (It's very funny how this good-cop, bad-coop scenario works and what a 
scientific degree could mean...) 

As time passed our developer team succesfully provided an unambigous evidence 
that there is a bug in the JMS handling of JBOSS and a bug report has been 
posted 
(http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-1351?page=comments#action_12315048) , 
which was rejected firstly, however Adrian in his last post admitted that right 
now the 4.0.1 version is incapable of providing topic management corresponding 
to the EJB 2.1 recommendation. Actually that part of code could have never 
worked.

We are working for a large telecommunication company. We, like most 
informatical projects have limited time and developer resources. Still it was 
our task to provide a detailed test-case so that JBOSS finally could accept 
that it is not our defect or laziness that causes the problem. Adrian, please 
help me! Help me to explain my costumer that JBOSS AS is the definite open 
source target platform that could be recommended  because the thorough testing 
and open support! Help me to make them understand that JBOSS is not a bad and 
risky choice!

I'will be here, waiting for your answer.

Regards: Frank-15

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