I've studied docs, wiki and this forum but I could not find the definitive answer to my question, so I decided to ask it straight: I want to implement a system with a lot of messages going into it. A lot means 10**7-10**8 per day. These are very short (up to 2-3K) messages. Obviously, we want to have a persistant queue. Obviously, any single server doing the actual "store" operation into a DB is going to be overwhelmed. We can not split the flow into a meaningful number of separate queues. I.e. we can have 10 different queues, but not a hundred of them and we don't want to run an instance of JBoss per queue bcs of maintenance and deployment problems associated with such solution. I want to have 10 servers, each of them being able to receive "sends" from all the producers, store messages into a single db and dispatch messages on round-robin or any other load-balanced basis to the consumers. Is this possible with Jboss? Which version? How?
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