JBM supports failover when clients lose connection to a node. This is all
documented in the user docs. http://www.jboss.org/jbossmessaging/docs/index.html
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"ataylor" wrote : Again, i'm not sure what your problem is, I would expect
these errors when unplugging a network cable.
It necessary for us to provide correctness of work on unstable network
connections and recovery of delivering after losing connection.
I was found like one in http://jira.jbo
Again, i'm not sure what your problem is, I would expect these errors when
unplugging a network cable.
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"ataylor" wrote : I'm not really sure what you're problem is, obviously if you
unplug the network this will cause errors on either the client or server.
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will consume messages from. This is for performance reasons
I'm not really sure what you're problem is, obviously if you unplug the network
this will cause errors on either the client or server.
JBM works by sending messages to a client side buffer from which the client
will consume messages from. This is for performance reasons. If you close the
connec
