No problem. I understand your frustration. I should have put more code up
there. Thanks for the help (really). It was a bit cryptic but so were my
questions. I thought my last post would lighten things up. Glad to see you
have a sense of humor.
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Again thanks for your help. I know tech support can be difficult sometimes but
I think you may need therapy or maybe some time off to deal with your anger.
I have one suggestion though in case you do not have time in your vacation bank
or money for therapy. Instead of insulting people and was
Thanks for your help. I understand your frustration and have found similar
issue when assisting other people, but I find that it is best to figure out
what is the underlying question (everyone has a different approach to
questioning) and then answer that underlying question in a less cryptic ma
Hi,
I am not sure what question you are answering with your reply. Are my
statements here correct?
>>Can anyone tell me what happens if a TopicPublisher created by a
>>TopicSession with CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE continuously publishes a
>>persistent message with an infinite time to live to JBossMQ t
Can anyone tell me what happens if a TopicPublisher created by a TopicSession
with CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE continuously publishes a persistent message with an
infinite time to live to JBossMQ topic with no maxdepth and without any known
subscribers for a few days?
Will the messages just continue t
By setting the ttl to 0, does that mean the topic subscriber will receive all
messages that are published to the topic even those messages published before
topicsubscriber is created if they have never been acknowledged?
Would this work:
-set ttl to 0
-on application init (when I create the topi
I need a time to live due to the volume of messages, but this is not the only
problem. If the client clock is ever faster than the server I will not receive
the message since it will appear to the server that my connection is only wants
messages from that time forward.
>From this link, http:/
Hi,
I am connecting to JBossMQ via a remote client. The client can be Windows or
Linux based. I am running into problems with retrieving messages due to the
client clock and the JBoss Server clock not being synchronized. I have several
questions.
This issue would seem like a common proble
HI,
I am trying to access the the RMIAdaptor and keep running into the same
problem. I am using the sample code with JBoss 4.0.1 sp1:
| Properties properties = new Properties();
| properties.put(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,
|"org.jnp.interfaces
