willmark-
We do not recommend you trying to pull messages out of the JBM internal tables.
JBM internal storage is an implementation detail and liable to change at any
time, making any application that relies on its internal structure brittle.
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| We do not recommend you trying to pull messages out of the JBM internal
tables.
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| JBM internal storage is an implementation detail and liable to change at
any time, making any application that relies on its internal structure brittle.
alright,
Do you
You can use the JMX interface or a JMS Queue browser to see which messages are
in which queues.
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Oks
Using a QueueBrowser is work perfectly
Tks for help
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Hi, please have a look at MessageFactory.java to get some idea.
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