Has anybody tried a similar configuration?
One cluster with JMS High Availabilty in one of them, and MDBs trying to
receive messages through HAJNDI.
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards
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I think it's always neccesary to know where the HAJNDI ports and nodes are. You
can configure clients to connect with a list of HAJNDI services. If one fails,
the client try to continue with the next.
i.e.
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Hi all !
Thanks DashV for your reply. I've tried your solution, and the JMS provider was
forced to connect to the ports of the cluster nodes. However the error persists
even JMS Provider are accessing to correct cluster nodes.
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Hi all!
I have a cluster with two instances on the same computer, and a JbossMQ
HASingleton configured in one of the nodes. This JbossMQ instance does
management of one test queue called test/testQueue. On the other hand I have a
client which sends JMS messages to the queue (it's working proper
Hi
Now I'm testing (with Jboss 4.0.1) another configuration. In one computer have
a cluster of two instances, which has the JBossMQ HASingleton server. Now in
the other computer there are another cluster of two instances with the MDBs.
These MDBs are bound by means of a RemoteJMSProvider like i
Hi
Now I'm testing (with Jboss 4.0.1) another configuration. In one computer have
a cluster of two instances, which has the JBossMQ HASingleton server. Now in
the other computer there are another cluster of two instances with the MDBs.
These MDBs are bound by means of a RemoteJMSProvider like
Hi all!
I have a cluster with two instances on the same computer, and a JbossMQ
HASingleton configured in one of the nodes. This JbossMQ instance does
management of one test queue called test/testQueue. On the other hand I have a
client which sends JMS messages to the queue (it's working prope