Instead of wasting so many words on mocking me. Could you not just have
answered my question? A URL to a FAQ, a book? Something? Thank you and
goodnight.
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I can't understand why my questions make you so angry. Forums are different.
Often in forums as a beginner, you can ask stupid questions and get help from
other beginners. Obviously not in the JBoss forum. Then what is the point of
having a forum if you have to know JBoss in its every detail to
Thank you both for your answers.
The FAQ on singleton MDBs does not answer my question. (How do I limit the
number of bean instances). It works, but it does not answer any questions.
Sorry for asking a stupid question again, but when you refer to "chapter 6 for
jms", what book is that.
Vi
Fulll jboss.xml. Deployed in a jar. just to rule out any misunderstandings. I
thought this would limit the number of MyMDB instances to one. It does not.
single
1
1
MyMDB
Standard Message Driv
regarding the second question:
I looked at the DTD http://www.jboss.org/j2ee/dtd/jboss_3_2.dtd and thought
adding this under in jboss.xml might be a good idea ("1" could be any number):
single
1
1
It did not help. W
About the first question: I suppose I could get a QueueConnection and call
stop(). Will try that...
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1. Is there a way of temporailly stopping an MDB from receiving messages? (For
example when a database instance is unavailable and we want to keep the
messages in the JMS queue.)
2. Is it possible to limit the number of MDB instances? (There may be bursts of
simultaneous messages and we don't w
