| This looks like a bug to me. I can see in the code that the max size check
is not being made when the transaction commits.
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Thanks, Tim.
Let me know if you will file a bug or want me to file it. Please
include a link to instructions if you want me to file it as I am
not aware of the
Hello Andy,
The test for the first case involves using HermesJMS to look at the queue
and make sure it is empty. And then running the following code:
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"ataylor" wrote : You'll probably find you aren't committing your transaction,
add a session.commit() and you'll see the exception thrown.
Hi Andy,
Thanks for the response.
I am doing a session.commit() and I am seeing the output that shows this
in my code:
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Hi,
I wanted to check with you first before I file a bug.
With a non-transacted session, I try to send
200 messages to an empty queue with MaxSize
set to 20 and on the 21st message, I get a
JMSException and the final state of the queue
shows 20 messages. This is exactly what I
expect.
However
Hey everyone,
Still no responses. Please let me know if you need me
to clarify the question.
Also, any pointers to research materials or directions
would be greatly appreciated.
On this front, I've been running some experiments to see
if I can use the MaxSize parameter to see if I can block
f
Hi,
I am using a 3 node cluster of JBoss Messaging (1.4.0.SP3)
that I am running within JBoss AS 4.2.2.
Suppose my cluster has clustered queues called Q1,
Q2, Q3, and Q4 - each of whose set of messages is
split across the cluster nodes as partial queues.
How can I signal to the partial queues
