Apparently I started one of my nodes the first time before I set the clustered
flag in the queue definition because when I looked at the jbm_postoffice
records one node had clustered set to false. By deleting the records then
restarting the queue is set to clustered and it appears that everythi
Ok, I finally got everything up and running on JBAS 4.2.2.GA and JBM 1.4.0.SP1.
I use a ClusteredConnectionFactory to push messages to a clustered queue, and
it is round-robining them to the partial queues as expected.
Each of the services consuming these messages pushes another message on
We use the windows servers to run some conversion services that use third party
libs that are only available on windows. As the load increases we will be
adding more conversion instances, so it really will be assymetrical.
It seems a bit self defeating if we need to manually manage which linu
"chip_schoch"
I thought that clients of the clustered queue could connect to whichever node
they found first and they would get messages from any partial queue. Is this
incorrect?
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Thanks Tim. I changed to XAConnectionFactory for the services that consume
from the local node and that works fine. However, my cluster is running under
RedHat but I have two non clustered JBoss servers running under windows. These
are each running a service that is a consumer of messages tha
Looks like you are sending message to both of the partial queues, but both your
service instances are connected to the same node for consuming.
For this kind of topology you probably only want each consumer to consumer from
its local node? If so, then you should just use the standard connection
