Bijith,
I saw that Andy closed your Jira saying that fix was done.
I have the same problem like you - Is it working for you with trunk build?
Thought Andy will comment what he fixed but didnt see any explanation.
At my company we're thinking to use the JBoss core API instead of JMS - I see
benef
If you have two clients (producers) targeting two different nodes in a JBM2
cluster config then JBM2 Cluster cashes MessagesID in the â target Nodeâ;
node that distributes messages in a RoundRobin way between itself and the
cluster members, the other nodes of the cluster cash MessageID of wh
Thanks Clebert!
I know that Tim is in vacation.
Your suggestion make sense to me.
Abdel
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Clebert,
In one Node every thing work perfect.
it's the cluster/failover that's failing.
And Yes, you need both nodes.
My test case is all JBM2, but in order to start all consumers/producers in
parallel I am using a Java concurrence library JCSP .
you can ignore the latch as it waits for a the
I added some detailed information in the Jira.
Please take a look at the "jbmTest.jpg" picture; it represents the Queues that
has been deployed in each container.
Please, let me know what I might be doing wrong.
Thanks,
Abdel
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Clebert,
Did you have a chance to check my Jira?
I believe there's a clustering/failover issue: when some connections attached
to live server fail, the backup node will kick-off and you will have the pair
live/backup broadcasting the same node id.
Beside when trying JBM2 with a limited number o
I tried with the trunk and still have the problem - thought I saw some
improvement with the trunk build.
I created a Jira: JBMESSAGING-1691
Thanks,
Abdel
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Thanks Tim and Clebert,
I am using the latest version; JBM2-Beta3.
I will try with a build from the trunk as Clebert suggested, else can I create
a Jira and attach my code?
Abdel
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I have set a cluster of 2 nodes, each node has it's own backup.
Each pair (Live/backup) is installed in a 64bits Linux box.
Configuration of 4 nodes is the same except "backup" is set to false in each
live node.
In each node I have 102 distributed queues; A producer produces message to an
InBoun
Thanks Tim and Andy!
The JCA adapter pool works great for me.
Abdel
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Andy,
In my use case, I would like to detect duplicated user messages within user
session time _window, meaning:
1. Client AB sends an asynchrone message about user AB to my application
that willpersisted it to queue
2. If my application fails to ACK back in 15 seconds then the same me
I have an OutBound Queue accessible from 120 different web application deployed
on the same Servlet container; each application will be producing messages to
the OutBound Queue.
I created two test cases to manage this and not sure what will be the
recommended one:
1. Each producer has its
I am using JBM2 and would like to use DuplicateMessage detection to prevent
duplicated message â is there a way to clean messageID from the cache after a
predefined time-window (session timeout)? This to allow duplication when I
start a new session in my own application.
Thanks,
Abdel
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Thanks Clebert!
Please let me know when you checked a working Cluster version thru. the forum
or maybe your blog.
-Abdel
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I checked out JBM2 code from SVN (revision 6038) and did the following:
- Build the code.
- Installed the build to 2 different Linux servers.
- Configured the cluster (I set the tag "clustered" to true).
- Configured a valid multicast ip address.
- I saw that the "rmi.server.hostname" was not injec
lidgaca,
I had the same issue and resolved it by specifying the rmi server host name in
"bin/run.sh".
open that file and add the following line:
-Djava.rmi.server.hostname=localhost
In the alpha release the problem was fixed by injecting the hostname into the
naming service from the configurati
I am happy to see that we will be able to order/sort message in JBM2.
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Can any one help on this?
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Hi Clebert,
Is there a general configuration parameters to sort messages in queue, such as
having a destination key for sorting messages as they arrive on the queue - the
consumer will start consuming messages when sorted.
I mean a way to configure queues explicitly or by configuring a JMS temp
I have the same question.
Steve; did you find an answer to your question - if so can you please let me
know.
Thank you,
Abdel
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