This may be off topic, but I was hoping maybe someone could point me to some
information that might be helpful.
I am trying to answer an RFP for my company. They essentially want to know how
many users our application can support...then by adding another instance how
much does that buy us. Obvi
This may be off topic, but I was hoping maybe someone could point me to some
information that might be helpful.
I am trying to answer an RFP for my company. They essentially want to know
how many users our application can support...then by adding another instance
how much does that buy us.
I am confused on how to accomplish what I want to do.
I have a JMS Queue with an MDB attached to it. I have Container Managed JTA
transaction with my MDB onMessage.
What I want to be able to do is to put something on a second queue regardless
of whether my onMessage in the first queue succeed
ok, i figured out that BMT does not cause redelivery of messages b/c of the
differneces in the transaction boundaries.
So, by moving to CMT for my MDB and using JTA in spring, I believe I am able to
accomplish what i want which is my db rollback() if something bad occurs
during the message pr
RedeliveryLimit=10
RecoveryRetries=10
I was trying to show this...u can view source and see my exact configuration
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I am using JBoss MQ with MDBs. In my code, I catch an exception and call
setRollbackOnly. I am using JTA via spring to manage transactions. I see
that my database transactions were rolled back; however, my JMS message seems
to disappear. I was expecting it to be redelivered to my queue and
