Is it correct to say that a JMS Queue residing in a cluster only exists on a single node in the cluster and fails over to another node upon failure? If this is the case, how does loadbalancing work if only one node handles all JMS Messages? The reason why I'm asking is because I've created a program which makes a JMX connection to all nodes in the proxy to get stats on the number of messages sent to it and only one of the nodes returns any results. When looking at the JMX console only that one server has the queue in the tree. Is this how JBoss JMS Clustering really supposed to work? I've read the JBoss documentation and Wiki but didn't seem to find it in the docs. If I missed it could someone please point it out to me. Thanks.
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