gaohoward wrote :
| Q1:
| JBM doesn't provide connection pooling. You need to pool the connection
yourself or using some 3rd party lib (if any).
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| Q2:
| Because JBM doesn't pool connections, so there is no place for such
configurations.
|
| Howard
|
Thanks, I think I can
If you're using a stateless session bean that means you're running on a server
so you can just use JCA pooling.
There are various wiki pages on this.
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timfox wrote : If you're using a stateless session bean that means you're
running on a server so you can just use JCA pooling.
|
| There are various wiki pages on this.
You mean: to pool JMS stub with JCA it interesting , have you tried it ?
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This is actually mandated by the JEE spec.
Any JMS connections you create from a SLSB must be created (and pooled) by a
JCA managed connection factory.
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roman.mandel...@gmail.com wrote : timfox wrote : If you're using a
stateless session bean that means you're running on a server so you can just
use JCA pooling.
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| | There are various wiki pages on this.
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| You mean: to pool JMS stub with JCA it interesting , have you
http://www.jboss.org/community/wiki/ShouldIcacheJMSconnectionsandJMSsessions
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Q1:
JBM doesn't provide connection pooling. You need to pool the connection
yourself or using some 3rd party lib (if any).
Q2:
Because JBM doesn't pool connections, so there is no place for such
configurations.
Howard
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