This must be the difference between dealing with an open source company and a
professional vendor. All you had to say was it's fixed in 3.2.4/4.0.0. We're
busy dealing with our own software and don't always have the luxury of keeping
up with your releases. We still have a customer on 3.0.4.
Tha
Can anyone tell me whether or not the implementation of temporary queues on
3.0.4 is actually straight tcp/ip socket communication between the two
processes, bypassing the application server? We are doing some tests comparing
using temporary queues on 3.0.4 with just straight tcp/ip and see very
We have been using JBoss for quite a while and encourage our customers to use
it. We are troubled though by something in 3.2.3 that seems to violate the JMS
spec regarding TemporaryQueue. We have two vms, A and B. VM A creates a
TemporaryQueue which it then becomes a consumer of. It then tells V
Never mind. I figured out how to create a separate instance to use for my large
dataset and left DefaultDS alone.
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I assume that JMS makes use of the built in hypersonic db for persistence. As such,
when starting up, if it can't get a connection to the db, then JMS is failing. I find
that if we load the hypsersonic db (DefaultDS) with lots of data (40,000+ rows) then
hypersonic takes longer to initialize and
I'm sure if I read the right manual the answer would be there, but can someone permit
me to be lazy and point me to a way to programmatically clear the cache for a specific
EJB as well as for all EJBs in the container?
Thanks
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We have been using jboss for a while and have an installation on v 3.0.4 that is
seeing sporadic jms "disconnects". By that I mean the server thinks the client is no
longer there, though it is. We are using the OIL connection factory.
1. How might this happen? Is this possible?
2. Is there a mo
Typically, we have placed the database driver specific to our installation in the
server//lib directory. However, we have an install where we don't want to do this.
Instead, we want to have a centrally accessible location have the jar. Can we use the
JBOSS_CLASSPATH variable to point at the jar(
