Hm.
Although it might be considered a technically wrong interpretation, I would
still classify the 1.1 specification's JMS is compatible with JDK 1.1.x as a
hint that the client stack should not only run on 1.4, but all the way back to
1.1.
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Grr. Wrong forum.
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Hi Tim.
In brief: yes, that is what I am thinking, a remote replyto that would work
across providers after bridging.
I've tried the bridge, and it is very handy. However, what I am thinking of is
analogous to what you are suggesting: a remote replyto, but since replyto
(which is a
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The new Bridge is very handy when integrating with different providers, but
when that works there is a small added feature that could give a lot of value
to developers: correlating messages on different providers. It would be very
interesting to see if a simple and elegant solution such as the
Always use clientId property when using durable subscriptions.
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Yes, we ended up doing something like:
* Introduce a command servlet
* Rewrite rules changing the nice url to one with parameters that the servlet
can parse (including which portal page to use)
* Do checking and logic in the command servlet
* Use HTTP getting directly inside the command servlet
JBossAS 4.0.4.GA
JBossPortal 2.2.1-SP3
The only way to pass a parameter to a portlet AND allow that portlet to render
first (before other portlets on that page), is by using action urls. These urls
force a reload and are therefore useless for nice url's.
Since you can do a
