I am having some difficulties regarding this as well.
Basically now that I have my own Invoker, I need to add a new InvocationLayer
to jvm-il-service.xml to call my Invoker. I believe this means I need to create
my own ConnectionFactory and XAConnectionFactory that the new InvocationLayer
is bo
Is it possible to store each queue's persistence in a separate database? That
is what I am having trouble trying to figure out for a long time.
Eg. I have QueueA, and QueueB, and I want QueueA's messages to be persisted to
DatabaseA on Oracle, and I want QueueB's messages to be persisted to Data
I figured it out. I was right, you do need to create your own ConnectionFactory.
Example on how:
UserTopicConnectionFactory
UserConnectionFactory
java:/UserJmsXA
jboss:service=Naming
After ward, you should look in jms-ds.xml and copy the mbeans in
Here is the code, before the sample code didn't show properly.
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|UserTopicConnectionFactory
|UserConnectionFactory
|java:/UserJmsXA
|jboss:service=Naming
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I was wondering how (if it is possible) to extract the sql statements (INSERTS
UPDATES DELETES ETC) from the *jdbc2-services.xml files to a class file.
Thanks,
Vincent
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The DBA asked me to put referential integrity onto the JBossMQ tables.
>From what I have learned it is not possible because:
JBossMQ inserts/updates/etc to the database Asynchronously.
It would involve knowing the implementation of JBossMQ, and the order it puts
data into the tables/etc.
I'm tr
Second reason is that it adds overhead and decreases performance.
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Is it possible to write to a queue without a JNDI lookup?
Currently I have a UIL2 invocation layer service. Using this I can use
SpyConnectionFactory to get the QueueConnectionFactory, and the QueueConnection
object. However I don't have InitialContext to get the Queue object.
Without the Queue
I figured it out.
You can call QueueSession's createQueue object, however you have to pass just
the queue name, not prefixed with queue/...
ie queueSession.createQueue("blahqueue");
not
queueSession.createQueue("queue/blahqueue");
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