genman wrote :
| Not sure... I would suggest bugging Adrian. :-)
|
| It should be Round Robin by default, IMHO, but there's some reason he
decided against it.
I implemented the round robin because you guys kept bugging me about it.
It was an FAQ, and still is. :-(
I didn't make it the
Not sure... I would suggest bugging Adrian. :-)
It should be Round Robin by default, IMHO, but there's some reason he decided
against it.
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genman wrote :
| Not sure... I would suggest bugging Adrian. :-)
|
If you really want to bug me, buy a support contract.
Otherwise, you'll have post a question that is answerable,
hasn't been posted before and isn't covered in the free docs.
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Hi,
Where can I find this kind of info? I have been looking through the JBoss 4
book and searched a little on the site to configure Round-robin for queue
consumers but didnt find any. May be I was searching with the wrong terms...
Murali
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A single node holds the messages and the other nodes consume them. If a
single consumer is sufficiently fast, then the other nodes end up idle.
You may want a more round-robin configuration for your queue:
| mbean code='org.jboss.mq.server.jmx.Queue'